This book examines how AI artist Baishui uses self-developed algorithms to forge a distinctive visual language rooted in digital replication and structural reorganisation, while critically interrogating human consciousness and the spiritual void in an age of accelerating technological mediation.
Baishui is an AI artist whose work explores the collision between biological reproduction and the digital world. Through self-developed algorithms, she captures the mechanics of digital copying, structural reorganisation and semantic drift, whilst critically reflecting on human existence and the spiritual realm. Her visual language –rooted in algorithmic perception rather than hand-drawn traditions – offers a distinctive vision of the information age. Based in Shanghai and Hong Kong, Baishui is a visual and installation artist, and a winner in the Western Painting category of the 2025 Selection of Distinguished Contemporary Chinese Artists. Her practice is built upon a highly original, methodologically structured creative system. Central to this is her ongoing ‘Generative Series’, developed through the original ‘Flow’ framework – a human–machine collaborative process that integrates intuitive perception, subconscious association and AI-generated technologies. Through this process, she explores pathways for generating unknown imagery and spiritual visions. As the use of AI becomes inevitable for contemporary artists, Baishui has taken a forward-looking lead in grasping its potential and limitations. She continually refines her algorithms and workflows, enabling her visual field to undergo effective iteration and to construct a unique ‘infinite realm’.
