The free foundation has supported AI artists for the last four years, and will continue to do so.
The platform is free for AI artists and the community. Additional features can be provided when you need more capacity, larger file uploads, a dedicated domain, or specialised features to support your practice.
Organisations can use the free platform tools for competitions, open calls, and galleries. Enhanced features are available for larger programmes that require more capacity, additional domains, or advanced functionality.
Everything in the Universe is connected.
Just as we interact with each other, the Universe interacts with each of us. It’s more than a place — it’s our cosmic internet, a source of infinite intelligence. All we need is to learn how to plug in.
This song explores that boundless connection — between us, our thoughts, our emotions, and the infinite cosmos. Dive into the sounds and discover your own orbit.
https://youtu.be/LmrpBXqrhL0?si=7bqFqjTujfHMbqxU
Everything in the Universe is connected.
Just as we interact with each other, the Universe interacts with each of us. It’s more than a place — it’s our cosmic internet, a source of infinite intelligence. All we need is to learn how to plug in.
This song explores that boundless connection — between us, our thoughts, our emotions, and the infinite cosmos. Dive into the sounds and discover your own orbit.
ReSKaTORSiLver is a contemporary digital artist whose work explores the evolving dialogue between human creativity and artificial intelligence. Through the project Art AI, he investigates how algorithms can extend the boundaries of artistic expression, transforming data, emotion, and perception into visual and sonic forms. His creations often blur the line between human intention and machine interpretation, reflecting on authorship, identity, and the nature of consciousness in the digital age.
Combining technological precision with poetic sensibility, ReSKaTORSiLver uses AI as both a collaborator and a mirror of the human mind. His work invites viewers to question the meaning of creativity when machines begin to dream, and to rediscover emotion in the language of code and computation.
