Tag: AI


  • Shattered Seagull’s Gaze (AI Art Project)

    This seven image series traces a psychological and emotional journey from confinement to quiet liberation. It explores the metamorphosis of the self, from vulnerability and fracture to a state of granite like stillness. Drawing on Stoic philosophy and the surreal metamorphosis of Dalí, the series proposes that freedom is an inner transformation, not an external…

  • European Photography Magazine 117/118 (Review)

    I love European Photography Magazine, it is such a deep and thoughtful book that when reading is a truly sobering experience and makes you ask some hard questions about what it means to be a photographer, or an ethical image maker, right now. Given that I have been dabbling into AI art myself and will…

  • Niépce Recoded by Andreas Müller-Pohle for Equivalence (Review)

    As a cybersecurity expert who has spent twenty years decoding the digital world, a photographer capturing life’s fleeting moments, and a former comic book creator weaving stories through words and art, I have always been fascinated by the interplay of technology and creativity. This is perhaps, why Andreas Müller-Pohle’s Niépce Recoded speaks directly to my…

  • The Synthetic Eye: Photography Transformed in the Age of AI by Fred Ritchin for Thames & Hudson (Review)

    Fred Ritchin’s “The Synthetic Eye: Photography Transformed in the Age of AI” is, without a doubt, a fascinating and deeply unsettling read. As a photographer and artist (no laughing), I find myself grappling with the very questions Ritchin poses, particularly as someone who holds a deep-seated suspicion of AI’s ability to create lifelike images. My…

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