Evidence

A series of works that uses AI to expose the hidden architectures of imagination, treating each image as evidence of how ideas form, fracture, and recombine.

Evidence is an ongoing investigation into the creative process itself. Rather than asking AI to render scenes or subjects, the prompts address the conditions of making—materials, tools, traces, doubts, revisions, and the emotional temperature around them. The images read like contact sheets from an invisible studio: film fragments, half-legible notes, graphs, color charts, ghosted photographs, and chemical stains. They don’t document what was made, but how making happens—at the edge where intention, chance, and computation overlap. The first chapter, Primordium, collects 36 works distilled from thousands of outputs. Seen together, they act like a kind of creative DNA map: not one story, but a field of possible stories about how images, language, and systems think through one another.

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