For their first series under the name, they began with hand sketches and p5js code inspired by Pablo Picasso's Flowers of Peace (1958), a painting that hung in their childhood home, then trained an AI model on the resulting outputs to generate the final images.¹ They used a similar process for S H A D O W S, 192 portraits built from code and finished by AI, framed around the idea of a machine continuing an artist's unfinished work.² For this is what it remembers, presented by Artist Rooms, they trained a model on gathered family photographs, their own and others', to generate 33 portraits of invented, half-familiar faces, a series they describe as echoing Gerhard Richter's blurred photo paintings.³ They have also collaborated with the artist noper, and their work has been sold as part of Nguyen Wahed's presentations at Art Basel's Zero 10 digital art section.^4,5