On Authorship in the Age of Generated Imagery
A position on the impact of AI generated imagery on creative workflows, and why approximation cannot replace intention in high stakes visual work.
Essays on culture, identity, power, creative governance, and the mechanics of attention.
A position on the impact of AI generated imagery on creative workflows, and why approximation cannot replace intention in high stakes visual work.
A structural shift in attention, financing, and cultural production.
Why narrative continuity compounds attention, and why product placement in film and TV can build demand memory that ads rarely earn.
Why founder visibility has become an operating advantage, and why narrative authority compounds trust when brands stop hiding behind campaigns.
Why consistency has been misinterpreted as volume, and why strategic presence now outperforms constant publishing.
Why visual imperfection has replaced polish as a signal of credibility, and why mess has become a cultural boundary rather than an aesthetic trend.
More coming.