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AMIFICATION

4 min readOct 1, 2026

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Yesterday I walked through four domes filled with digital art. The gallery space is provided by the Japanese curator and artist Akiko Kinoshi.

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Haiku Quan — Satelite Images

Paintings, mixed media, scans, fractals, things that had no proper name anymore. I tried to find the border. Human. Machine. Prompt. No prompt. I looked for fingerprints, mistakes, hesitation, something. Anything. I found nothing.
Or perhaps I found too much.

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Milly Sharple — long known for fractals

At some point I stopped asking which works had been made with AI. The question suddenly felt old. Embarrassingly old. Like asking whether a photograph had been made with electricity.

Promptification. That was the word in my head.

Everything becomes a prompt. Images, music, architecture, writing, love letters, wars, memories. We describe what we want and something makes it for us.
But that is only the beginning.
Because we still believe that we are the ones prompting.

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ArtXploder
ArtXploder

Written by ArtXploder⁠

Author of The Gods of Informatics [Ervare] - When the Last Gondola Carries Grief [Alias Sand], Not Sand Not Sound [Traveler 3326]. Writer for rez Magazine.