Not exactly an art project, but fun: The backyard of Falckensteinstraße 41 in Berlin Kreuzberg – a long-term study on the poetry of urban waste in residential buildings of Deutsche Wohnen.
Every morning, a small Raspberry Pi with a webcam comes to life on my kitchen windowsill: it takes a photo of my backyard, makes sure there are no people in the image, looks for trash, and, if it finds any, writes a short haiku about it. Then it posts the result to Instagram.
I was curious wether text-to-image models can do arithmetics with embeddings, so I tried prompting: “Berlin minus Germany plus France.” This was the response. Um… #aiapocalypse
A special edition of this work was exhibited in 2025 in the group exhibition Lost Cat at Kolonin Arvika in Sweden.
Working title: Personal Mind Manipulation Device. Basically, an AI living in my flat, with cameras and microphones, connected to my router, and continuously observing my behavior. Its purpose is not to assist but to manipulate, using deliberately dirty psychological tricks to push me toward my goals (or what she decides those goals should be). To get a sense of where this was headed, listen to her for a bit. And no, the pull-up bar was not my idea; she spotted it in the camera feed.
Exploring some NFT idea. No apes or avatars, promise.
One of a thousand tests for a slit-scan based project which I keep reinventing every now and then.
Unfortunately, this idea turned out to be not nearly as impressive as I had hoped for. But at least my code looks fancy.
Can I train a neural network to predict the future? Um, not so much. (Edit: At least not in 2019.)
Music video for below c level: Springscape.
The result of an alternative slit-scan approach for eigen. The image shows one month of time from left to right.
A project which I still hope to do some day: '81'
Basic mock-up for '81'.
'81' VR test environment.
I thought it would be fun to make a fully autonomous Instagram bot who would try to become an influencer (#follow4follow) while posting about his doings... Instagram blocked me pretty quickly, though.
Vanitas still life.