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Artist: Phoebe Boswell

4me4you recently had the pleasure of visiting Hope 93 Art Gallery, which featured the artist Phoebe Boswell.

Boswell is a versatile, multi-disciplinary artist whose work is rooted in drawing but extends across animation, sound, video, writing, interactivity, and performance. 

Her artistic practice frequently inhabits imaginative realms, where black feminism serves as a tool for envisioning radical new worlds. Boswell's work challenges the objectifying gaze, confronting viewers with a direct, empowered stare. 

She received the Special Prize at the 2017 Future Generation Art Prize, which led to her participation in the Collateral Events programme at the 57th Venice Biennale. 

Her work is held in numerous museum collections globally, and she has exhibited at prestigious international galleries, including Gagosian, Kristin Hjellegjerde, Carroll / Fletcher, and Tiwani Contemporary.

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"4Me4You presents Clint Enns an artist, curator, and writer based in Montréal."

Artist: Clint Enns

Clint Enns aka “@clintenns" is a Montreal-based writer and visual artist whose innovative exploration of AI technology creates unsettling, otherworldly imagery. His work, often described as a fusion of hallucination and distorted memories, challenges the viewer's perception of reality. By embracing the imperfections of artificial intelligence, Enns pushes the boundaries of visual art and invites us into a world that is simultaneously familiar and disorienting. His images, inspired by glitchy, contradictory visuals, are designed to disrupt and reframe the way we engage with the digital landscape.

As an artist who embodies a distinct minoritarian voice in the art world, Clint Enns does not aim for conventional or polished results. When generating AI art using platforms like Stable Diffusion, his approach is intentionally experimental. Rather than producing a specific image or aesthetic, Enns sets parameters that encourage contradictions, ambiguity, and failure. His prompts are often circular, antithetical, or nonsensical—an intentional embrace of the “no-means-no” axiom that “nonsense is better than no sense at all.” By doing so, Enns subverts expectations, offering an experience that leaves viewers unsettled and questioning the limits of technology.

In addition to his digital artwork, Clint Enns creates artist books that combine images and writing to reflect on themes he is currently grappling with. His latest book, Camping at the Geriatric Ward, explores criticisms of AI art and the ethical dilemmas surrounding the medium. The book touches on issues such as corporate censorship, authorship, authenticity, and copyright, all within the context of AI’s intersection with the human experience. One of Enns' most poignant ideas in the book is that his AI-generated images are produced by his grandmother, who is losing the ability to speak due to dementia. Through the lens of AI, Enns suggests, his grandmother can communicate with the world in new and profound ways.

Enns' exploration of AI art began with the popular tool DALL·E-Mini, which made AI technology more accessible. Initially, his interest was in how the technology would misinterpret his prompts and where it would fail. He would challenge the system with impossible or self-referential tasks, such as asking for “an AI-generated face,” only to see a blur of distorted, almost abstract figures that the machine interpreted as human faces. This early experimentation laid the foundation for his ongoing work with other tools like DALL·E 2, MidJourney, Stable Diffusion, and Disco Diffusion. Ultimately, Enns has settled on Stable Diffusion, a tool he appreciates for its low cost (essentially free), ease of use, and its ability to produce the errors and glitches that are central to his artistic vision.

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INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/clintenns/

TUMBLR: https://clintenns.tumblr.com

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4me4you Features “monotonous routines”.

ARTIST: RetroFuture_Dystopia 

4me4you proudly features digital artist Brice Rozenfarb, also known by his Instagram handle @RetroFuture_Dystopia. Brice invites us into a world where the future is a 1960s dream, forever frozen in time. In this AI-powered photographic documentary titled "Retro-Futuristic Dystopia: A 1960s AI Odyssey," Brice crafts a world where robots dominate and society hums with eerie efficiency, yet remains devoid of human emotion and creativity. The result is a hauntingly beautiful alternate reality—a blend of nostalgia for a bygone era and the advanced technology of a distant future.

Behind this mesmerising visual narrative is Brice, a Paris-based creative who has spent over a decade honing his skills as an art director. His deep-rooted passion for diverse artistic mediums—ranging from film photography to graphic design—has driven him to constantly push creative boundaries. When he turned his attention to artificial intelligence as a new tool for artistic exploration, Brice began to envision a world where the elegance and optimism of the 1960s collided with a robotic, dystopian future.

Drawing inspiration from iconic pop culture visuals like "Star Wars," "Chappie," and "2001: A Space Odyssey," Brice masterfully blends these influences with the retro-futuristic aesthetic to produce something both familiar and innovative. His admiration for artists like Simon Stålenhag, known for merging sci-fi with everyday life, has also shaped his work.

"Retro-Futuristic Dystopia: A 1960s AI Odyssey" is a testament to Brice Rozenfarb's unique vision, merging vintage aesthetics with cutting-edge AI technology. The result is a compelling narrative that resonates deeply with both nostalgia and the ever-evolving possibilities of the future.

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INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/retrofuture_dystopia/

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4me4you features digital creator: Xaind  – “░0░1░0░1░0░1░1░1░0░0░1░”.

Xaind is a graphic designer and book publisher based in Athens, Greece, with a deep-rooted passion for the arts. His creative journey began in the mid-90s as a graffiti artist, eventually leading him to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design from Middlesex University, UK. After years of freelancing, he founded his own business in 2013.

In 2022, with the emergence of Artificial Intelligence, Xaind expanded his artistic practice, adopting the alias "Cyberprompt" to create digital art, animations, and films using AI tools. His work often explores the fusion of fashion and identity within a futuristic and sci-fi context. His innovative approach has led to collaborations with brands and artists across various fields.

Xaind’s creations have been featured in numerous digital AI art museums and blogs, highlighting his ability to blend technology with 

artistic expression.

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INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/cyberprompt/

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Artist: Phoebe Boswell

4me4you recently had the pleasure of visiting Hope 93 Art Gallery, which featured the artist Phoebe Boswell.

Boswell is a versatile, multi-disciplinary artist whose work is rooted in drawing but extends across animation, sound, video, writing, interactivity, and performance. 

Her artistic practice frequently inhabits imaginative realms, where black feminism serves as a tool for envisioning radical new worlds. Boswell's work challenges the objectifying gaze, confronting viewers with a direct, empowered stare. 

She received the Special Prize at the 2017 Future Generation Art Prize, which led to her participation in the Collateral Events programme at the 57th Venice Biennale. 

Her work is held in numerous museum collections globally, and she has exhibited at prestigious international galleries, including Gagosian, Kristin Hjellegjerde, Carroll / Fletcher, and Tiwani Contemporary.

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"4Me4You presents Clint Enns an artist, curator, and writer based in Montréal."

Artist: Clint Enns

Clint Enns aka “@clintenns" is a Montreal-based writer and visual artist whose innovative exploration of AI technology creates unsettling, otherworldly imagery. His work, often described as a fusion of hallucination and distorted memories, challenges the viewer's perception of reality. By embracing the imperfections of artificial intelligence, Enns pushes the boundaries of visual art and invites us into a world that is simultaneously familiar and disorienting. His images, inspired by glitchy, contradictory visuals, are designed to disrupt and reframe the way we engage with the digital landscape.

As an artist who embodies a distinct minoritarian voice in the art world, Clint Enns does not aim for conventional or polished results. When generating AI art using platforms like Stable Diffusion, his approach is intentionally experimental. Rather than producing a specific image or aesthetic, Enns sets parameters that encourage contradictions, ambiguity, and failure. His prompts are often circular, antithetical, or nonsensical—an intentional embrace of the “no-means-no” axiom that “nonsense is better than no sense at all.” By doing so, Enns subverts expectations, offering an experience that leaves viewers unsettled and questioning the limits of technology.

In addition to his digital artwork, Clint Enns creates artist books that combine images and writing to reflect on themes he is currently grappling with. His latest book, Camping at the Geriatric Ward, explores criticisms of AI art and the ethical dilemmas surrounding the medium. The book touches on issues such as corporate censorship, authorship, authenticity, and copyright, all within the context of AI’s intersection with the human experience. One of Enns' most poignant ideas in the book is that his AI-generated images are produced by his grandmother, who is losing the ability to speak due to dementia. Through the lens of AI, Enns suggests, his grandmother can communicate with the world in new and profound ways.

Enns' exploration of AI art began with the popular tool DALL·E-Mini, which made AI technology more accessible. Initially, his interest was in how the technology would misinterpret his prompts and where it would fail. He would challenge the system with impossible or self-referential tasks, such as asking for “an AI-generated face,” only to see a blur of distorted, almost abstract figures that the machine interpreted as human faces. This early experimentation laid the foundation for his ongoing work with other tools like DALL·E 2, MidJourney, Stable Diffusion, and Disco Diffusion. Ultimately, Enns has settled on Stable Diffusion, a tool he appreciates for its low cost (essentially free), ease of use, and its ability to produce the errors and glitches that are central to his artistic vision.

SEE MORE: 

INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/clintenns/

TUMBLR: https://clintenns.tumblr.com

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"4Me4You presents Clint Enns an artist, curator, and writer based in Montréal."

Artist: Clint Enns

Clint Enns aka “@clintenns" is a Montreal-based writer and visual artist whose innovative exploration of AI technology creates unsettling, otherworldly imagery. His work, often described as a fusion of hallucination and distorted memories, challenges the viewer's perception of reality. By embracing the imperfections of artificial intelligence, Enns pushes the boundaries of visual art and invites us into a world that is simultaneously familiar and disorienting. His images, inspired by glitchy, contradictory visuals, are designed to disrupt and reframe the way we engage with the digital landscape.

As an artist who embodies a distinct minoritarian voice in the art world, Clint Enns does not aim for conventional or polished results. When generating AI art using platforms like Stable Diffusion, his approach is intentionally experimental. Rather than producing a specific image or aesthetic, Enns sets parameters that encourage contradictions, ambiguity, and failure. His prompts are often circular, antithetical, or nonsensical—an intentional embrace of the “no-means-no” axiom that “nonsense is better than no sense at all.” By doing so, Enns subverts expectations, offering an experience that leaves viewers unsettled and questioning the limits of technology.

In addition to his digital artwork, Clint Enns creates artist books that combine images and writing to reflect on themes he is currently grappling with. His latest book, Camping at the Geriatric Ward, explores criticisms of AI art and the ethical dilemmas surrounding the medium. The book touches on issues such as corporate censorship, authorship, authenticity, and copyright, all within the context of AI’s intersection with the human experience. One of Enns' most poignant ideas in the book is that his AI-generated images are produced by his grandmother, who is losing the ability to speak due to dementia. Through the lens of AI, Enns suggests, his grandmother can communicate with the world in new and profound ways.

Enns' exploration of AI art began with the popular tool DALL·E-Mini, which made AI technology more accessible. Initially, his interest was in how the technology would misinterpret his prompts and where it would fail. He would challenge the system with impossible or self-referential tasks, such as asking for “an AI-generated face,” only to see a blur of distorted, almost abstract figures that the machine interpreted as human faces. This early experimentation laid the foundation for his ongoing work with other tools like DALL·E 2, MidJourney, Stable Diffusion, and Disco Diffusion. Ultimately, Enns has settled on Stable Diffusion, a tool he appreciates for its low cost (essentially free), ease of use, and its ability to produce the errors and glitches that are central to his artistic vision.

SEE MORE: 

INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/clintenns/

TUMBLR: https://clintenns.tumblr.com

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4me4you Features “All Is Blurred”.

Artist: Ur Kasin 

Recently, 4me4you visited the JD Malat Gallery, where contemporary Romanian artist Ur Kasin's exhibition, All Is Blurred, was on display. 

The exhibition featured six monumental compositions that explore the psychological journey of a character Kasin has created, navigating the challenges of a complex and often unforgiving world. Through these works, Kasin invites viewers to reflect on the profound psychological and emotional aspects of daily life.

Kasin challenges the traditional subject matter of large-scale canvases, which are often reserved for grand historical narratives. Instead, he turns his focus to the seemingly mundane actions of everyday life. 

Whether it's enjoying a glass of Asahi, indulging in a McDonald's drive-through meal, or holding onto a morning coffee during a rushed commute, Kasin takes ordinary moments and reveals the deeper layers beneath them. What may initially appear as routine behaviour subtly uncovers the hidden pressures and unhealthy societal habits that shape our lives. These familiar actions thus become a sharp critique of contemporary culture, transforming the everyday into something far more profound.

The exhibition itself unfolds as a chronicle of the days of the week, emphasising themes of self-discovery, emotional turmoil, and the complex relationship between personal experiences and internal emotional states. Kasin’s work blends both figurative and abstract elements, masterfully portraying the blurred realities of growing up. The paintings trace the character’s emotional and psychological shifts as they transition from the structure of childhood into the uncertain territory of adulthood. 

Each piece represents a different phase of the character’s journey—beginning with frustration, moving through moments of self-reflection and doubt, and ultimately culminating in emotional numbness and fleeting relief. Through this exploration, Kasin offers a deeply personal and relatable narrative, capturing the gradual shift from clarity to confusion as the character processes a week in their life. It is an invitation for viewers to consider the complexities of their own existence in a rapidly changing world.

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4me4you Features “All Is Blurred”.

Artist: Ur Kasin 

Recently, 4me4you visited the JD Malat Gallery, where contemporary Romanian artist Ur Kasin's exhibition, All Is Blurred, was on display. 

The exhibition featured six monumental compositions that explore the psychological journey of a character Kasin has created, navigating the challenges of a complex and often unforgiving world. Through these works, Kasin invites viewers to reflect on the profound psychological and emotional aspects of daily life.

Kasin challenges the traditional subject matter of large-scale canvases, which are often reserved for grand historical narratives. Instead, he turns his focus to the seemingly mundane actions of everyday life. 

Whether it's enjoying a glass of Asahi, indulging in a McDonald's drive-through meal, or holding onto a morning coffee during a rushed commute, Kasin takes ordinary moments and reveals the deeper layers beneath them. What may initially appear as routine behaviour subtly uncovers the hidden pressures and unhealthy societal habits that shape our lives. These familiar actions thus become a sharp critique of contemporary culture, transforming the everyday into something far more profound.

The exhibition itself unfolds as a chronicle of the days of the week, emphasising themes of self-discovery, emotional turmoil, and the complex relationship between personal experiences and internal emotional states. Kasin’s work blends both figurative and abstract elements, masterfully portraying the blurred realities of growing up. The paintings trace the character’s emotional and psychological shifts as they transition from the structure of childhood into the uncertain territory of adulthood. 

Each piece represents a different phase of the character’s journey—beginning with frustration, moving through moments of self-reflection and doubt, and ultimately culminating in emotional numbness and fleeting relief. Through this exploration, Kasin offers a deeply personal and relatable narrative, capturing the gradual shift from clarity to confusion as the character processes a week in their life. It is an invitation for viewers to consider the complexities of their own existence in a rapidly changing world.

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ARTIST: Damian Elwes 

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ARTIST: Damian Elwes 

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4me4you features "Fantástica".

Artist: khz_ai_art 

4me4you features the digital creator khz_ai_art, a Generative Artist who specialises in fashion. With a strong foundation in photography, khz_ai_art brings a distinct perspective to his craft, skill-fully merging traditional artistry with the latest in AI technology. His photographic background has equipped him with a profound understanding of composition, light, and texture, which now significantly influence his approach to fashion design.

By leveraging AI, khz_ai_art pushes the creative envelope, crafting innovative and distinctive styles that defy conventional norms. Each piece he creates is a testament to the seamless integration of art and technology, offering a fresh, forward-thinking perspective on the future of fashion. His journey as a photographer has been pivotal in shaping his artistic vision, enabling him to design works that are not only visually captivating but also deeply rooted in artistic fundamentals.

"I continue to explore new frontiers in the fashion world, redefining the possibilities of digital creation," says khz_ai_art, as he forges ahead in the ever-evolving landscape of generative art and fashion.

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INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/khz_ai_art/

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