Collaboration
FCK GBRL AI is an art collaboration I made with Gabriel Volpi. We began with imagery associated with biomedical segmentation and visual artifacts from neural-network workflows, then selected and arranged it for a digital gallery.
It is an art collaboration, not a scientific experiment. What interested us was the visual life of images connected to a computational process.
Process
The work combines image fragments, distortions, and repeated structures into a series of digital pieces. The results retain traces of their computational origin while moving away from the original biomedical purpose. Curation and presentation were as important as the image-generation process.
Working together made the project a useful counterpoint to research practice. Technical experiments often produce intermediate images that are discarded once a quantitative result is obtained. Here, unexpected artifacts became the starting point for conversation, selection, and visual interpretation.
The final selection moves between texture, repetition, and visual noise. It keeps enough of the source material’s history to suggest where the images came from, while allowing the pieces to stand on their own.
Gallery
The gallery is the primary record of the project and presents the resulting works in sequence.