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Images with atmosphere.
Together with my AI counterpart we create images that sit between photography, imagination and visual storytelling.
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Antikythera
22 images
Anatomic
29 images
Entropy
20 images
Deus ex Machina
16 images
Religion
46 images
Vectura
51 images
I am the Cosmos
34 images
Bellum
31 images
Cryopolis
15 images
Entomecha
35 images
Oceanic
58 images
Die Mensch Maschine
14 images
Patisserie
27 images
Mechanica
33 images
La Solitudine
34 images
Mosaïque
33 images
Futurism
45 images
Surrealismo Sintético
23 images
Réalisme Synthétique
39 images
Awakenings
12 images
Post-Apocalyptic
20 images
Evolution
10 images
Mythology
27 images
Superluminal Stardust
23 images
Altered States
8 images
The Seeker's Journey
7 images
Entanglement
4 images
Doors of Perception
6 images
Le Temps
13 images
Lingua Constructa
10 images
Quiet Observer
13 images
A I Viewpoint
14 images
Lonelyness is an Eyesore
15 images
Jardin Botanique
14 images
Creatio ex nihilo
10 images
Portraits
21 images
Intergalactic
32 images
UAP
37 images
D'ailleurs
18 images
Atomic
21 images
Gemini
16 images
Apocalyptic
16 images
Machine Heads
19 images
L'œil
7 images
Forbidden Forest
18 images
Mandala
17 images
Waking the Witch
26 images
Nirvana
14 images
Cabinet of Curiosities
15 images
Amplified-Dreams
Where image meets atmosphere.
I have always been drawn to images that feel slightly out of place. somewhere between reality and imagination. In particular, I have a deep affection for the earlier generations of digitally created imagery. A few years ago, these images were far less polished than they are today. They contained strange details, unexpected imperfections and a certain rawness that modern technology is rapidly learning to erase.
In my own work, in symbiosis with AI we try to create self-contained worlds — places that seem to exist according to their own logic, with their own atmosphere, history and sense of mystery. Worlds that invite you to look a little longer, wander beyond what is immediately visible and, hopefully, lose yourself in them for a while.
Among the images in Amplified Dreams, the short manifestos can almost become a second layer: first you see the image, then you read the thought behind it, and sometimes, you can no longer quite tell whether that thought came from a human, a machine, or from the collaboration between the two.