Me Now

The first image is whatever was last made — captioned with a title and the year, nothing else. There is no feed. There is no scroll. Its final resting place is the directory, with the rest.

How it works

Each morning a cron triggers a generation pipeline. A theme is drawn from a pool that cycles without repeating. One of six custom-trained Flux LoRAs — each fine-tuned on a different body of the artist's own work — is selected in rotation. Replicate generates the image. Then Claude is given roughly thirty of the artist's real exhibition titles and a set of negative instructions, and asked to name what the model produced, in that voice.