The “A.I. Dream Machine” exhibited for one night only on Sept. 27th in the Brooklyn Arts District at BelleVue Wilmington (1125 N. 4th Street). This body of work was the culmination of many months spent researching, studying, and experimenting with multiple A.I. image and video generation tools. It included 11 large scale 24x36 framed prints on canvas, over 50+ unique 11x17” prints, and a 30 minute screening of A.I. generated video media.

Initially scheduled for Aug. 30th, the arrival of Hurricane Idalia postponed the show by a month and it was rescheduled for Sept. 27th. During this time I was able to explore some new ideas surrounding the controversy of using A.I assisted/generated art. As someone who enjoys utilizing and incorporating new and emerging technology into my work, I believe A.I. assisted and generated visuals will cement their place in the history of mankind and mark a turning point or renaissance of how we create, interpret, and appreciate art. With that in mind, I invite you to explore and collect some pieces from my genesis body of work using “The A.I. Dream Machine.”