dandelion
A dandelion that breathes with sound. The structure comes from code; the bristles, depth, and glow come from a diffusion model reading each frame and adding what it imagines a real plant would have.
A dandelion that breathes with sound. The structure comes from code; the bristles, depth, and glow come from a diffusion model reading each frame and adding what it imagines a real plant would have.
A series of short generative films rendered from a decade of Athens meteorological records. Temperature, wind, pressure, and rain for a single day pass through a diffusion-based video model.
Artists working with unfamiliar materials, techniques, or art-historical references constantly need to look things up — but generic search returns shallow answers and generic chatbots invent details. art-assistant retrieves passages from a curated knowledge base and returns sourced, grounded answers about materials, techniques, and process.
A weekly filter for one artist's inbox. Reads incoming arts newsletters, scores each item against a personal profile, classifies by topic and urgency, and assembles a single HTML digest of what actually matters.
A no-code companion version of this pipeline is the basis of the inbox-signal workshop.
Participants leave with a working interactive sketch built in TouchDesigner — the industry-standard tool for installations, live visuals, and generative art. No prior experience needed.
Participants leave with a short generative film, built in Python from their own field recording. Audio classifiers, diffusion video, and assembly — end to end. Basic Python helpful.
Participants leave with a working pipeline that reads their newsletters, scores each one against a personal profile, and emails them a weekly digest of what matters. No code. A real, reusable pattern: filter → enrich → assemble.
One question runs through everything: what a machine can capture, and what it can't.
Behind it, an AI engineer with 8+ years in production LLMs and applied ML — agentic workflows, machine-learning pipelines from prototype to deployment — and an MSc in Electronic & Computer Engineering from the Technical University of Crete.
Now independent, making generative art from real-world data, building AI tools for artists, and painting.
— Arodami Chorianopoulou