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The Involuntary Creator's Manifesto

A personal statement on my unintended drive to create, addressing questions about my perceived place in the creator economy.

Feb 6, 2025 • Juergen Berkessel

The State of AI in the Arts Report: Artists, Technologists, and a Search for Common Ground

Introducing: “The State of AI in the Arts” Report, examining the growing gap between traditional artists and AI creators in 2025

Jan 30, 2025 • Juergen Berkessel

Electric Dreams: When Artists Imagined Our Digital Present

What 20th-century artists got right—and wrong—about our technological present

Jan 23, 2025 • Juergen Berkessel

E-Ink Displays: Transforming How We Collect and Show Art at Home

A practical solution for rotating multiple artworks in limited space

Jan 10, 2025 • Juergen Berkessel

Perfect Imperfection: Digital Glitches in Traditional Oil Painting

Exploring how Alexis Mata’s glitch-inspired oil paintings transform digital imperfections into striking traditional art

Jan 2, 2025 • Juergen Berkessel

Why Critics of OpenAI Sora's 'Weird' Videos Are Missing the Bigger Picture

What Gaming Engines Can Teach AI About Reality

Dec 21, 2024 • Juergen Berkessel

Beyond Prompts: How Charlie Engman Reshapes Promptography

Promptography evolves: Charlie Engman's deliberate approach to AI image creation

Dec 19, 2024 • Juergen Berkessel

Virtual Cities for Real Stories: The Creative Potential of 3D Environments

How 3D landscapes and AI tools are reshaping storytelling and creative production.

Dec 18, 2024 • Juergen Berkessel

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