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It's convenient for me to utilize my own face rather than appropriate that of another. Here are latest images I've created using Nani Banana AI with the baseline being photographs of me at different times in my life.
I've been altering photographs of me at different times in my life and altering them using an AI imaging programme. Here are the latest.
This morning I made (AI assisted) a work in response to Duchamp's Rrose Selavy. I began with that Photobooth photo of me when I was 15 and instructed the AI to make various changes to it. Here is Duchamp's work and my AI image.
These self-portraits have been modified by me giving specific instructions to an AI imaging program.
I've just suffered through the absolute slow, torture of the 2026 film Backrooms. The first ten minutes graced with an unseen person running through large, empty, depressing yellow spaces, quick jump cuts and sudden sounds played on my nervous system and the hand held camera work made me borderline nauseas. Save yourself, I say from the predictability of the premise, the borrowed sci-fi reliance of the unseen monster, always more frightening than the actual alien itself. I walked out on this film, which was repetitive in its imagery and psychological ideas. So much hype, so much nothingness.
