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digitaldrapery.ai

Spain

Where do you locate yourself in relation to the systems you work with?

AI images are possibilities drifting in a field of data—until I find them. I seek beauty, I seek innovation, I seek trends, I seek the unexpected, I experiment, I trace patterns, I observe and then I do it all over again.

Where are you heading, and what is pulling you there?

I am pulled by artistic expression. I am pulled by the chance to try completely new things. I am pulled by the fact that these tools are evolving so quickly, that we are at a unique moment in time, a moment that lets me experiment, push, and explore. I follow curiosity. I follow play. I follow what emerges when I let myself move with the possibilities in front of me. I act, I try, I fail, I try again. I am pulled forward, and I pull myself forward, toward what is not yet seen, not yet made, not yet imagined.

How would you describe the space your practice is currently unfolding in?

The space my practice unfolds in is fluid, alive, shifting. It is made of fast ideas. It is a space of possibility, of experiments waiting to happen. It lets me grow in unexpected directions, to root and release, to stretch and bend, to trace patterns and follow sparks. It is open, it is generative, it is alive with the chance to move, to act, to make, to respond. I inhabit it fully, I shape it, and it shapes me in return.

Artist Statement

I come from fabric. Not just as material—but as language, lineage, friction, and form. For two decades, I’ve worked in the fashion industry. My heritage is culture and craft. Coming from the world of fashion, I’m no stranger to embracing the new— so working with AI came naturally. To me, garments speak. They say who we are— and who we might become. Much of my recent work explores hybridity: dissolving boundaries between East and West into new silhouettes, where tradition is not a relic, but a rhythm we remix. Where craft is resistance, tradition evolves, and cultures grow together. Not something to preserve in glass— but something we wear, reshape, and pass forward. This is what I would have wanted to present. But the work I’ve submitted is not what I thought I would show. It chose me, in response to the world as it is. Because that’s what truth looks like right now— its meaning is layered, urgent, and open to more than one reading. I don’t pretend my tools are neutral— because silence is never peace.

AI Art experience

The often unexpected results can be a great source of inspiration. The artistic process evolves as a dynamic dialogue between human intuition and machine intelligence. It opens up the possibility of merging digital aesthetics with traditional elements and challenges the boundaries of what is possible.

Personal experience

In my nearly two decades working as a fashion designer, my experience has shaped a profound connection with textures, patterns, and craftsmanship. I’ve always been curious about embracing the new, and I see advancements in technology as exciting opportunities to push boundaries. But at the same time, I believe we have an inherent desire to reconnect with nature. This balance drives my approach to design. Specializing in sustainable and circular practices, I feel a deep-rooted desire to see nature, humanity, and machines align in harmony.

Unexpected thought

It made me realize that the most fascinating ideas often evolve when you don't try to control every detail but just go with the flow. It is kind of bizarre that a machine can teach us to be more spontaneous.
Published in >
The AI Art Magazine, Number 3
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The AI Art Magazine, Number 2
Exporting Freedom, AI generation, 2025.
Exporting Freedom, AI generation, 2025.
digitaldrapery.ai, Exporting Freedom, AI generation, 2025

Description

This image emerged in the aftermath of a truth too loud to ignore: Women’s rights in the U.S. are being stripped away. In a country that prides itself on “liberating” the East, the irony is deafening. Women’s autonomy is debated, legislated, and diminished. And still, the West insists on its role as liberator— especially of Muslim women— rarely acknowledging its own hand in empowering the very regimes it disapproves of. Power, once exported, rarely returns clean. This piece is not a single statement— it’s a mirror fractured in many directions.

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Midjourney, Magnific and Photoshop

Image credit: Alena Zielinski
Freedom Wears a Veil of Contradiction
Essay by Hannah Johnson

For me, this piece stands boldly in the cultural zeitgeist we’re living through.

Four women stand cloaked in burqas—fashioned from the American flag.

Faceless. Silent. Still.

It’s not just visually striking—it’s honest. Uncomfortably so.

It lays bare the contradictions that pulse through modern society:

We speak of freedom, while legislating against bodily autonomy.

We champion diversity, while still scripting the narrative.

We export feminism, while silencing the women at home.

This artwork doesn’t offer resolution.

It holds tension like a breath.

It doesn’t scream.

It doesn’t simplify.

It lingers—asking us to look again. To sit with discomfort.

And that’s why it moved me.

Because not everything powerful needs to be polished.

Not every truth comes neatly tied up in a bow.

This piece reminded me why artvoice, and visibility still matter.

Why we must protect the space for nuance, for dissonance—

For stories that don’t flatter us,

But change us.

Published in >
The AI Art Magazine, Number 1
We are connected, AI generation, 13.10.2024.
We are connected, AI generation, 13.10.2024.
digitaldrapery.ai, We are connected, AI generation, 13.10.2024

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It’s an exploration of humanity's deep-rooted longing to reconnect with nature while simultaneously embracing the new era of technology. It presents a proposal where these two seemingly opposing worlds coexist in harmony.

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