Background
We began using neural networks in art around 2017. At the same time, for many years we had also been creating small, experimental film forms combining image, music, animation, and editing.
Since 2023, we have also been using available AI tools to create and edit images, video, and sound. Most of the works presented below are experimental or artistic in nature, and only occasionally relate directly to business projects.
Techniques and tools: neural networks, generative AI, video, sound, automation, editing, Adobe tools, open-source tools
Deep Dream
A series of portraits from 2017-2019, created using neural networks and traditional painting techniques. The works combine photography, Deep Dream image processing, digital editing, and oil painting.






Technology: photography, Deep Dream, Adobe, oil painting
Heart Hackers
An example of using AI to promote the dating app Heart Hackers across social media channels. The materials were created as short, dynamic video forms intended for Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.
Technology: Leonardo, Sora, Filmora
AI Fatigue
A series of automated video works from 2026. Its theme is fatigue with artificial intelligence: AI fatigue, anti-hype, social backlash, mass layoffs, and the paradox of automated art.
Texts: “The Scream Programmer” (currently Polish version only)
Technology: ElevenLabs, Leonardo, Adobe, Vidu, local open-source lipsync tools, n8n
AI Armageddon
A controversial video from 2023, created in the aesthetic of AI armageddon: a vision of catastrophe linked to artificial intelligence, predicted among others by Eliezer Yudkowsky.
Technology: Leonardo, Vidu, ElevenLabs, D-ID
Before AI
An example of an artistic video made before the current era of generative AI. The material shows an earlier stage of working with image, music, and editing, still based on classic digital tools.
Photography: Aneli Pupo, Havana
Technology: Filmora, Adobe, Cakewalk