Post-AI Artist
2026

For over a decade I’ve been exploring AI’s impact on my own practice and culture at large.




CycleGAN model translating human portraits into floral composites.



New York Times · New York Times · New Yorker

A millennial’s interpretation of Walt Whitman’s Song of Myself. Multiple versions across evolving AI techniques.
Lead Creative Technologist for Ho Tzu Nyen’s four-channel museum installation at LUMA Arles. Algorithmic editing, custom AI models, and 10+ hours of generated footage.
90% of my work is about AI,
even when I don’t use AI
Custom software written to laserprint the lost cyan layer back onto found 16mm footage. Explores the harms science can create trying to solve pre-existing problems.
Generative ML models take control of archival films to further their own infectious spread. Attention node networks applied to found footage.
I often use non-generative AI to edit my films
9-minute film from hand-created 16mm elements. Edited and sequenced entirely using machine learning models. Sound design by Kamuter.
I am cursed to see everything as a dataset
31 experimental horror films in 31 days. Each film uses a different algorithmic filmmaking technique.

A decomposed film of karaoke clips, all singing C4 according to the CREPE pitch estimation model. 12 minutes.
Practice

Used a number of LLM processes to generate sequences and algorithms.

These were one off LLM-to-code processes, mostly helping manage the project, rather than create it.

Custom desktop application for algorithmic filmmaking. Scene detection, AI-driven sequencing, and remix tools—built entirely with Claude Code.










Rhizome × Titles
Teaching
NYU ITP · Since 2021
Every year is a completely different course because the tools change so fast.
Whatever Generative AI is Doing Now
2021: GANs and custom datasets
2022: GANs and custom datasets (improved!)
2023: Diffusion Models
2024: Dadaist Filmmaking (non-generative AI tools)
2025: ComfyUI: Node based generative tools
2026: Claude Code for creative tech
It’s ok if you hate AI, but you should know how it works.
If you can’t properly critique it, your opinion won’t matter.
How can these new tools work in your practice?