Dan Moore is an artist working with AI, robotics, and generative systems to explore how machines produce culture and shape visual language.
Across painting, textile, and time-based media, he translates computational output into physical form, transforming ephemeral data into enduring objects. His practice moves between digital generation and material realization, where fragments of machine-produced imagery are refined, reinterpreted, and stabilized.
His work centers on instability and transformation, where images continuously shift, recombine, and resolve into new forms. By focusing on process over authorship, he positions generative systems as an active site of cultural production, where meaning emerges through iteration, interaction, and time.
