It is constructed as tweets, a small interview with the GPT3 (the other AI system from the same company -OpenAI- behind the Dall-e2) about AI-generated images, and images created by AI with prompts from the artist himself.

The project basically questions prompt designers who claim to be artists just because they are inputting text, but not the use of AI itself as a tool.

Tweets contain the artist’s honest thoughts and lay the foundation for the collection.

At first sight, tweets look like just any other rant from someone on Twitter, just to provoke a conversation around the subject.

But they are part of the artwork; therefore, those tweets and the image collection become a performative, multidisciplinary, and mixed media artwork with all its content in its entirety.

Which has never been done before.

The project was put in motion with the tweet “Action!” and the video teaser which was published a couple of weeks ago. (You can find all the tweets on the artist’s Twitter profile as his pinned tweet.)

Sometimes, they may be out of order, daring, stupid or harsh.

And sometimes it may feel like there’s no order.

The only order there (if there is one), is the chronological one, which, is any moment in time when the artist reacted to what he heard about the subject.

This is him and this is how his mind works.

The images created by the AI system are in the same style as the artist’s original works, in order to keep the continuity of his own works but also to make a clear point to;

1) AI could be a tool and be used to complement an artist’s work,

2) How easy it is to create images with AI and nobody’s work is safe from it.

They are only symbolizing the reactions and thoughts of the artist.

Think of them as tickets from an event that you really liked and kept inside a book to remember forever.