AI-ARTS competition
Reimagine — 5th AI-ARTS Competition 2026
Explore Reimagine — 5th AI-ARTS Competition 2026.
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Explore Reimagine — 5th AI-ARTS Competition 2026.
Organised by AI-ARTS.
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AI-ARTS artwork

The series follows a recurring spaceship captain and a mysterious green-skinned woman through moments of discovery, conflict, danger, and intimacy.
Rather than pursuing photorealism, the artwork embraces the character of traditional illustration: loose brushstrokes, incomplete edges, visible textures, and restrained compositions reminiscent of mid-century paperback painting.
Each image is conceived as a scene from a larger, imagined story, leaving the viewer to interpret what happened before and what might happen next.
Created through a combination of AI-assisted image generation, iterative art direction, visual references, and digital editing, the series explores how contemporary tools can revisit the visual storytelling traditions of an earlier era.
An imagined future, painted through the eyes of the past.
The series follows a recurring spaceship captain and a mysterious green-skinned woman through moments of discovery, conflict, danger, and intimacy.
Rather than pursuing photorealism, the artwork embraces the character of traditional illustration: loose brushstrokes, incomplete edges, visible textures, and restrained compositions reminiscent of mid-century paperback painting.
Each image is conceived as a scene from a larger, imagined story, leaving the viewer to interpret what happened before and what might happen next.
Created through a combination of AI-assisted image generation, iterative art direction, visual references, and digital editing, the series explores how contemporary tools can revisit the visual storytelling traditions of an earlier era.
An imagined future, painted through the eyes of the past.
@page-and-penn-studios
I'm an Emmy Award-winning former television photojournalist and University of Montana alumnus with a background in documentary filmmaking, photography, and visual storytelling. Over the years, I've covered three U.S. presidents, wildfires, military exercises, riots, and just about everything in between. My investigative work on sex trafficking helped bring about changes to Rhode Island's prostitution law. Today, through Page & Penn Studios, I'm exploring AI-assisted art as another way to tell stories. My work draws on vintage science fiction, pulp illustration, cinema, and the visual culture of earlier decades. I'm particularly interested in character-driven narratives, worldbuilding, and creating images that feel like moments from larger, untold stories. The tools have changed. My interest in telling a good story hasn't.
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