After decades of computer art, an artist can no longer tell where his work belongs
pixlpa · x · 2026-10-14
Artist pixlpa reflects on decades of computer-based art practice: he enjoys making art as much as ever, but feels the social context around art has dissolved and distorted — culture has become overly literal and product-driven — leaving him unable, after two years of searching, to figure out where his work belongs in the AI era.
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