AI'S FUNERAL
For years, we believed creativity was uniquely human. That imagination, intuition, and the desire to create something new could never be replicated.
We were wrong.
AI learned our aesthetics, studied our archives, and reproduced our creativity in seconds. We called it innovation. Progress. The future.
Until it became faster. Cheaper. Better.
The studios fell silent. The sketchbooks remained unopened. The designer became an operator. The operator became obsolete.
And no one heard the final needle fall.
Today, we lay creativity to rest. We bury intuition, experimentation, and the human desire to create the unknown.
Is this the death of designers, or just the beginning of something new? Are AI-generated patterns and designs truly as good as those created by human hands? Can algorithms replace the intuition, imperfection, and emotion behind human creativity?
