AI ART
Selected Works
AI ART
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I have created over ten thousand images in Midjourney and I was part of the beta testing group of artists. AI-generated art is necessary because it expands what creativity can be, giving people new ways to express ideas that might otherwise stay locked in their heads. It lowers the barrier to making art, letting anyone from trained artists to people who have never picked up a brush turn imagination into something tangible. It also accelerates experimentation, allowing artists to iterate concepts, explore styles, and break visual traditions at a speed that encourages bold risks instead of safe choices. Far from replacing human vision, AI becomes a collaborative tool that amplifies it, opening up forms of storytelling, design, and cultural commentary that are not possible with traditional methods alone. ​​​
AI MUSIC
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As a musician who took pride in making only analog music in the 1990s, I eventually evolved to use digital samples, which expanded my ability to create music. With that said, I do not use AI-assisted music for my personal work, but I enjoy experimenting with Suno AI music programs and embracing the ability to genre-swap music in ways that were not possible before. Charlie Kirk was a song where I had Chat GPT write lyrics, and then Suno created the song. mOBSCENE is Suno using Marilyn Manson lyrics in a different genre of music.
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There will come a day when music production (to some degree) ceases, and music creation becomes part of your daily life experience. Your personal assistant will write songs for you in the styles that you love, based on the current experiences you are having. This will happen daily, hourly, and even minutely, creating a constant and personal soundtrack to your life.
TAPEWORM 2025
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I was an original founding member of Pigface, and on our first album, G.U.B., we recorded a track called Tapeworm. I always felt it was really noisy and that the production dragged on longer than it needed to. But after making a new version with Suno AI in only one minute, it completely changed my perspective. I even used Suno Vid to rework the original G.U.B. album artwork.
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Do I like the new version? Honestly, I like it better than the original. If I had the paid version of Suno, I could do a full re-edit of the track, and I think it would turn out incredibly strong. I am seriously considering redoing the entire G.U.B. album with Suno and making it better.
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