You’re not in the spotlight.You don’t show up on every podcast.You’re not giving talks at local conferences just to prove who you are. You’re not plastered on billboards.You don’t have a PR team spinning your story.Nobody’s making noise around you — but those who know, KNOW. Only insiders know who you are.The real people in…
Is AI Photography Still Photography? And Is It Still Art?
After finishing my Streets of Chicago series, I continued exploring new ways of working with AI — something I consider a form of posthuman co-creation. Following my journey through Japan, I began developing a new project: street photography co-created with AI. Even the title alone raises obvious contradictions. Can AI help create street photography —…
AI-Predicted Art Evolution: Posthuman Co-Creation as the Next Big Art Movement
Abstract Artistic innovation has long been catalyzed by societal upheaval, as evidenced by movements like Expressionism, Dada, Surrealism, and Abstract Expressionism, each born from historical crises. Today, a multifaceted “global crisis matrix” encompassing geopolitical tensions, AI-driven epistemic disruptions, ecological instability, and a 25% rise in global anxiety (WHO, post-2020) sets the stage for a new…
What creates the value of art for me?
Defining the value of art sparks as many debates as the question of what art is in itself. I won’t attempt to provide a universal answer in this article, as I lack the expertise — there are entire fields of study dedicated to this complex topic. However, I can certainly share my personal values and…
Why I’m Writing a Book About Personal Branding for Artists
For years, I have believed that making art and running a business are incredibly similar. Both require creativity, strategic thinking, and the ability to stand out in a crowded world. Whether you’re an entrepreneur or an artist, success often depends on one key factor: personal branding. But here’s the challenge — building a strong personal brand is…
The 4 Critical Questions Every Artist Must Answer to Sell More Art
Let’s flip the question: What should an artist do to sell their work? Before I share my thoughts on how artists can improve their sales, let me explain my perspective on art, artists, and selling art. To me, there’s no real difference between what a business does and what an artist does. In essence, every…
Why Is the World Not Accepting AI Art More Easily?
Huge and important developments like AI are changing not only every part of technology but also our social lives, art, and many other areas. Throughout history, humanity has seen several such big developments, and the process is always the same. In the beginning, nobody wants to accept them, and people even fight against them. It’s…
How crucial is getting the price right for your art (or any other product)?
Before we delve deeper, I want to clarify that in the following text, I’ll only be discussing products. I view artworks as products too, and in my opinion, they generally follow similar market rules. While there are industry-specific differences, they mostly adhere to the same principles if you want to bring them to market and…
The real truth about why I created “The Art of Losing Weight”
The narrative behind this project is intertwined with my life’s journey. It all began two years ago when I was diagnosed with congestive heart failure. Statistics suggest that 50% of individuals with this condition do not survive beyond 5 years — a sobering reality that led me to contemplate life and mortality deeply. As an…
Exploring Artistic and Scientific Minds: Understanding Two Approaches to Creativity
There are two main ways artists work. In one, they feel a pressure to create something specific. They have an idea in mind, and they work on it until it’s done. This process is usually short-term, with a clear beginning and end. Once the artwork is finished, the artist often feels satisfied but also a…