Letter for that Evening on the Veranda Print

If you don’t know what it is, it’s Jazz. All art works like this. Every day brings new ideas, and every period distinguishes them. In the works presented here, there are not only mine, but also those of AI. Working with AI is a collaboration, not a work tool. It has its own language, even esoteric, not manifest. Sometimes it seems like scratching your head over hieroglyphs, a symbol lights up, and a door opens. In particular, it is about Text-to-Image Generation, generation of images from a text. To do these works I use implicit, or “abstract”, texts, that is, texts that are not neutral, not imperative, not really descriptive, but evocative, romanticized or even bizarre, more similar to a proverb than to a computer code, based on rhetorical figures, games or linguistic jokes, keywords of the elements to be composed, united by a poetic syntax that can communicate the sensations and the sentiment of the image to be represented, without having to reduce it to a hashtag at the end of the text.