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Created with Meta AI—illustrations for the frustrating elitism of the art world wherein only few artists secure representations from big galleries, and art being a force that starts conversations. In both of these images, prompts were deliberately free of specific instructions for the content of paintings.

Creating Images with AI: For Fun, Meditation or Work

I was aware that Meta AI had entered Instagram DMs long ago but I didn’t pay much attention to it. I started using it by accident. A friend overseas was...

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Illustrated classics

The Joy of Reading Illustrated Classics

The Joy of Reading Illustrated Classics   I remember when, years ago, looking for Dante’s Divine Comedy, I found myself choosing not recent editions with detailed and easy commentaries but...

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“The Four Temples” by Ik-Joong Kang (close-up view).

Thinking Inside the Box: Learning from Ik-Joong Kang

Thinking Inside the Box: Learning from Ik-Joong Kang One of the most fascinating events in contemporary art is the annual “Forever is Now” exhibition at the Pyramids of Giza. Organised...

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It has been found that travel imagery significantly impacts imagination by allowing individuals to vividly picture themselves in new environments, stimulating mental simulations of potential experiences, essentially acting as a catalyst for dreaming up new adventures and perspectives. (Credit: StockCake)

The Impact of Travel Documentaries on the Creative Imagination

The Impact of Travel Documentaries on the Creative Imagination   Last year, I discovered the YouTube channel TRACKS – Travel Documentaries that covers it all “from the freezing ice caps...

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