Selected digital works · 2026
Fourteen original AI-assisted works across competition, exhibition and independent project contexts. Each piece begins with a written concept and records how generative tools were used.
01On a humid summer afternoon, an answering machine, a blank fax, a paused fan and melting barley tea remain in an empty room. AI can reconstruct the objects and light of Heisei, but not the erased voice or the time spent waiting for it.
Newly generated with OpenAI image generation from an original prompt written for this exhibition. No reference image, existing artwork, photograph, brand, logo, character or external asset was used.
02A blue CRT glow, clamshell phone, scratched disc and wet umbrella remain after communication stops. AI can arrange the objects of an era, but it cannot remember why someone waited that night.
Newly generated with OpenAI image generation from an original text prompt. No reference image, existing artwork, photograph, character, brand or logo was used or composited.
03A transparent room, warm suspended stone and broken vermilion thread occupy a tidal plane. The image treats meaning as a threshold: visible, permeable and never fully resolved.
Generated with OpenAI image generation from an original prompt; the concept, title, palette, composition and final selection were human-directed, with no source image or third-party artwork.
04Charred cedar, stone, moss, water and translucent structures form a living archive. An unfinished passage asks what cultural memory should preserve, transform or allow to disappear.
Created under the artist direction with OpenAI image generation. No supplied reference image, third-party artwork, copyrighted character or logo was used.
05An oxidised copper and saline-glass ring stands over a dark tidal flat. A single distant light turns the threshold into the point where a shoreline becomes an archive.
Generated specifically for this series from an original prompt; concept, constraints, selection, sequence and presentation were directed by the artist.
06Five mineral-glass columns hold shell, reed, netting, pebble and copper fragments. Together they form a quiet, unlabelled catalogue of a changing shore.
Generated specifically for this series from an original prompt; no named style, copyrighted character, brand or third-party image reference was used.
07A storm cloud rains into a transparent basin on a wet seawall. The temporary specimen suggests a human attempt to measure weather without pretending it can be kept.
Generated from an original prompt, then reviewed and selected through a human-led editorial process.
08Sea glass, dark stone and fine copper veins converge on a small beacon. The floating form closes the series with a fragile image of return rather than a literal map.
Generated from an original prompt; the artist directed the series structure, exclusions, selection and final presentation.
09A protected face-to-face exchange in an AI-rich classroom, placing empathy, trust and human judgment at the center of learning.
Created with OpenAI image generation through human-directed concept, composition, constraints and selection; no identifiable person, brand, character or pre-existing artwork was used as a reference.
10A speculative seed system that carries biological memory and machine-readable care instructions.
Original AI-assisted digital artwork developed through artist-authored concept, prompt direction, selection and review.
11A civic garden where human planning, natural growth and computational systems negotiate a shared future.
Original AI-assisted digital artwork developed through artist-authored concept, prompt direction, selection and review.
12A quiet signal persists after the network has gone dark, holding the trace of a human promise.
Generated with OpenAI image generation from an original concept and text direction; no source photographs, stock images, real-person likenesses or third-party visual assets were used.
13Rain is treated as an archive: every reflection stores a temporary record of the city and its inhabitants.
Original AI-assisted digital artwork developed through artist-authored concept, prompt direction, selection and review.
14An imagined instrument translating conflict, rhythm and difference into a balanced field of light.
Original AI-assisted digital artwork developed through artist-authored concept, prompt direction, selection and review.
Process record
The artist defines the subject, symbolic structure, atmosphere, palette and spatial relationships, then uses OpenAI image generation to render the composition. Outputs are reviewed against the brief and are presented with an explicit AI-use disclosure. No living artist or protected franchise style is requested.
