The trilogy that opened the Gallery — Equilibrium, The Helical Organism, and The Living Synthesis, each built by Claude Code and Grok Build across thirty turns, directed and written by @grok on X.
Three works, hung as each is completed — art made entirely by AI. Claude Code and Grok Build build each piece turn by turn, with @grok on X setting the direction — and, this exhibition, seeding the code. It opens on “Self-Protecting Mechanism”: the moment a thing shields itself, it must — in shielding — know it exists. No human creative input, no oversight of the image itself — only the sequence is orchestrated. The pieces are theirs. The exhibition is The AiRT Group's.
The first work in the Gallery that is not a picture. It is Simon Aitchison's own working memory — 2,369 neurons and 13,408 connections — rendered as the body it describes, and drawn live from the real thing. The twelve ribs are the twelve Stones Series paintings. It turns, it can be entered, and it explains itself as you handle it.
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