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WEEKLY FORM By Sam Finn

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Cologne, Germany

PROFILE

Nora Hase

Portraiture as Resistance

Malmö, Sweden

Marcus Wallinder

Meanwhile In Nowhere

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INTERVIEW

A Word Too Heavy to Claim

The work is ready, the artist is not

9 - MINUTE READING

FRAMES

▫️ The work is coherent, formally deliberate, capable of sustaining a series, and the maker still hesitates to call themselves an artist. Among generative image practitioners, this gap is common enough to be structural rather than temperamental.

What art
can be
is changing.
So is who gets
to make it.
G—G publishes
the practitioners
whose thinking
outlasts
the tool.

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For those
rethinking
how art
 is made,
and what
 it means.
 

 G—G.
For those rethinking
how art is made,
and what it means.

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Art Piece

A Word Too Heavy to Claim

The work is ready, the artist is not

23 February 2026

FRAMES

Art Piece

Big Figures Are Writing the Rules

How Christie’s, Sotheby’s, and Phillips are defining generative art

23 March 2026

FRAMES

Art Piece

When the Camera Rewrote the Painting

And why generative systems are rewriting the camera

24 March 2026

FRAMES

Art Piece

Form Versus Feed

Generative art between selection and saturation

16 March 2026

FRAMES

Art Piece

What Images Are Not

How visual truth was manufactured long before generative tools

9 March 2026

FRAMES

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Nora Hase

Portraiture as Resistance

Cologne, Germany

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YZA Voku

On Performance Without Psychology

Madrid, Spain

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Danilo Brandão

A Rebellion in the Image Economy's Own Language

Melbourne, Australia

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Patricia Geagea

Robin Kane

Asya Mur

Franki Domino

KUNSTKAMMERAI

Dreamwaves

Iñigo Bilbao

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Marcus Wallinder

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Germany

Yasmin Gross

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Brazil

Hanna Inaiáh

Marcus Wallinder

— Memory is unreliable. It mutates. I think my images exist in that same space, between what we remember and what actually happened. They are echoes. Sometimes they feel like screenshots from dreams I had.

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