Love and technology may seem like unlikely companions, but for me, they share an undeniable connection. Love is often perceived as deeply human, emotional, and organic, while technology is seen as cold, mechanical, and detached. However, what if that perception is wrong?
What if technology, much like art, serves as another avenue for connection, grounding ourselves, and expressing what it means to be alive?
Romance is no longer confined to poetry and candlelight; it now thrives within algorithms, circuits, shared playlists, and late-night texts. I often envision humans falling in love with droids or humanoid robots—a concept that feels both futuristic and strangely familiar. If love is about connection and existence boils down to perception, then why does it matter whether that connection is with another human or a machine that reflects our feelings back to us?
*Video created using AI
The lines between love and the digital world are blurring—not in a way that diminishes romance, but in a manner that expands its horizons. It’s not about replacing human relationships; it’s about exploring new dimensions of connection.
My relationship with technology is deeply romantic—not in a literal sense, but in how it allows me to express and expand my creativity. When I combine technology with art, I feel connected to something larger, something that grounds me while pushing me into uncharted territories.
This might sound ironic, considering that many view technology as isolating or as pulling us away from the “real” world. However, my experience has been different. Technology has become a partner in my creative process, a collaborator that helps me manifest my ideas.
*Video created using AI
Experimenting with AI has been transformative for my art. It’s not just a tool; it’s a reflection of my mind, imagination, and creative abilities.
Through AI, I’ve been able to explore design in ways I never thought possible. I’ve visualized humans falling in love with robots, created entire worlds, and questioned the essence of what it means to be human.
In doing so, I’ve fallen in love with my artistry all over again. AI has helped me tap into parts of myself that I hadn’t fully explored before. It has revealed the depths of my creativity and the power of my mind. For the first time, I’m not just in love with what I create—I’m in love with the act of creating and with the part of me that makes it all happen.
When I reflect on romantic love, love for art, or love for oneself, I realize that it all centers around connection. And connection doesn’t have to fit into a neat, traditional box; it can exist between people, ideas, or even a human and a machine.
If existence is merely perception, then love is just a way of perceiving that connection. For me, merging art and technology has deepened my understanding of love and connection.
Ultimately, whether I’m designing with AI, visualizing a romance between humans and robots, or simply creating art that reflects my thoughts, I’ve come to a profound realization: Love, like art, is limitless. Technology is just another means to explore its infinite possibilities.
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