The process

“The sequence below illustrates one possible process, among others.
Each work follows its own path, but this example sums up the general logic: Input → Processing → Output.”

Step 1

Input

A study made in 1996, pencil enhanced with acrylic on paper.

I was beginning to formalize a system of representation of the body, exploring its different layers.

Step 2

Processing

The study is reintroduced into the AI not through a textual prompt, but as an image-source.
This strategy disrupts its usual functioning, where human representational biases are condensed and replayed.
Through recombinations and iterations, I force the system to follow my logic and seek fractures in the mechanics of the image.

Step 3

Ouput

This stage is not an endpoint but a passage.
There are multiple back-and-forth movements between steps: I return to the initial study or to AI outputs, reworking them on the graphic tablet to impose a particular direction, before reinjecting them into the generative flow to ensure visual consistency.

Only then come the final palette and graphic adjustments, leading to publication.

A short video summarizing the process.