I want to note my relationship with digital technologies. I would title this reasoning as - "the more digital, the more I do the physical."
Throughout my creative activity, I return to working with the latest technologies. One of the most impressive experiments for me was the experience of translating my physical work into digital format. I wanted to see how I could imagine the work in the form of NFT. After the creaking and very slow operation of my laptop, I realized that firstly, I need a powerful computer to work on such art, and secondly, that this is not me. I like to work with my whole body, physically do things, as if to live and feel with all available senses, and not just with my fingertips, tapping on the keyboard.
What makes me keep coming back to this question? I think this is interest, and my desire to develop and monitor the trends. As, for example, if they develop a tablet to get rid of migraine forever and it will be safe for health, then of course I want to try it. It’s the same here. Only I have no pain regarding art, I have a keen interest in what art can be and what tools and methods it can be created with.
So this year I tried Chat GPT and Artificial Intelligence. I do not want to go into details and spend time on this. In short, I tried everything possible, or let's say all easily accessible, free versions of AI and their combinations.
I wanted to see if the AI could do something better or more interesting than I am with my ideas.
I uploaded my works and asked the AI to modify them.
I downloaded my materials and asked to adapt them,
tried to combine the works of various artists - for the sake of experiment.
The main conclusion: it’s good that I’m crazy enough with my materials and ideas that AI can’t understand what it’s all for.
And even if we assume that the AI will offer me an interesting idea, then how will I get pleasure from searching for this idea?
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