AI
I see AI as a mirror of the present, shaped by images, desires, habits, fantasies and cultural patterns already in circulation. It doesn’t create culture in a vacuum; it learns from what already exists and transforms it into something else. What comes back can be revealing, repetitive, distorted or completely absurd, and that often says as much about us as it does about the machine.
I treat AI as another imperfect image-making device within my process, like a failing scanner, a broken printer, or any piece of hardware that introduces noise and error. I’m not interested in making AI look “real,” and I’m not trying to hide where one material ends and another begins.
