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This week, I explore two different forms of generative creativity: music created through the playful patterns of Strudel.cc, and a gallery of abstract flowers shaped through colour, rhythm and imagination. Both remind us that creativity can begin with a simple structure and then grow in unexpected directions.
AI Images. "Abstract Flowers"
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This gallery explores flowers not as botanical studies, but as fields of colour, rhythm and movement. Petals open into unexpected shapes, stems become gestural lines, and familiar forms drift gently towards abstraction. Layers of blue, orange, pink, green and gold create an imagined garden where observation and invention meet. The flowers remain recognisable, yet they are free from realism — becoming instead an invitation to enjoy colour, texture and the simple exuberance of things in bloom.
AI Images. "Power and Presence"
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This week’s newsletter explores the work of Portuguese AI researcher Diogo Almeida and Jev, an AI model designed to make decisions without relying on language.
The visual gallery, Power and Presence, celebrates individuality through expressive figures, rich colours and striking textures.
Two different explorations of the power of saying more with fewer words.
When AI No Longer Needs to Talk
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AI Images. "Abstraction"
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AI Images. "Abstraction"
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AI Images. "Abstraction"
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AI Images. "Abstraction"
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AI Images. "Abstraction"
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This week’s newsletter celebrates Portuguese physicist Carolina Figueiredo and her remarkable exploration of the hidden geometry of particle physics.
The image gallery follows this week’s theme, Abstraction, exploring colour, form and visual relationships beyond representation.
Science and art meet in their shared search for structures beneath what we see.
AI Images. "Abstraction"
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This week’s theme is Abstraction — a world where colour, texture, line and shape are free from the need to represent anything specific. These images explore unexpected combinations of painted surfaces, fragments, marks and patterns, allowing each composition to find its own visual rhythm. Rather than telling a fixed story, abstraction leaves space for personal interpretation: we may recognise a landscape, a piece of fabric, a wall, a map, or simply enjoy the conversation between colours and forms.
AI Images. "Fauves"
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This week I look at the unsettling possibility of AI learning to improve itself — and what that could mean for our future.
The visual gallery takes a different direction, exploring Fauvism through bold colour, expressive forms and freedom from realism.
Two very different subjects brought together in one newsletter: the future of intelligence and the enduring pleasure of colour.
