This series explores the delicate tension between human intention and algorithmic suggestion. Originating from photographs taken by the artist, the works evolve through prompt-based AI generation and are curated through the artist’s sensibility. They reflect on the shifting agency in image-making — where does authorship begin and end when machines participate in beauty’s selection process?

The flower, a timeless symbol of beauty and transience, becomes a vessel to question aesthetic authority. Each image is a dialog between control and randomness, curation and generation, instinct and code.

In an age where images bloom from prompts rather than petals, this series asks: who chooses what is beautiful now?