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Here’s a question that’s been eating at me lately. When did we stop making art and start producing content?
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Some artists dabble in AI. Eliza has been living in it since 2019. Based in New York City, ElizaDesignAI is one of the most prolific and creative forces in the AI art space. With formal art school training and years of digital experimentation, she’s built a distinctive visual language that’s instantly recognizable. Her work? Pure
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Meet @bande_de_film (Olga Smelaya), a creator who’s been shaping luxury fashion narratives before AI entered the picture.
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In a world where the relentless pace and the pressure to perform constantly threaten our inner selves, art becomes a vital battleground. Today, we dive into the universe of Marina Perunkova, an artist who uses digital creation not as an escape, but as a psychological home against contemporary fatigue.
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If AI art has a wild card, it’s Dan Cooper. Known in the Instagram AI community as dank.xupr_, Dan isn’t just creating work—he’s helping define what AI art can be. As co-founder of frmwrk.ai, a collective shaping the future of creative AI, he’s both practitioner and architect of this rapidly evolving space.
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Beside illustration, photography, and video, “AI art” as joined the creative fields, offering artists new possibilities for 2026…
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Some artists work with AI. Others think through it. Yu.a.Ye belongs to the latter category. Based in Korea, this visionary creator brings something rare to the AI art space…
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I’m always drawn to artists who post with intention. You know the type—they don’t flood your feed. Instead, they curate. They choose carefully. Carole Arbenz is exactly that kind of creator.
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In the rapidly evolving landscape of AI-generated art, certain practitioners emerge not merely as technicians, but as genuine philosophers of the medium. Dr. Jang Yeonjeong AKA Forside_AI—a Korean visionary intermedia artist holding a Ph.D. in Fine Arts—represents precisely this convergence of rigorous academic inquiry and profound artistic sensibility.
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I’ll be honest with you. When I first stumbled upon Remquire’s work, I had to stop scrolling.
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