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⤢ a directory that gathers, stacks and links practices that work with, through and beyond (digital) fashion […]

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Studio Halia

INFINITE PLAY: A Symposium on the Evolution of Storytelling and Creative Process in NYC

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23.04.25

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30.10.25

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Studio Halia, Günseli Yalcinkaya, Gil Anselmi

Beauty, Authorship, and AI: A Conversation with Gil Anselmi

https://studiohalia.com/blogs/editorial/beauty-authorship-and-ai-a-conversation-with-photographer-gil-anselmi

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Ai, Aesthetics, Ethics

A conversation between photographer Gil Anselmi and Studio Halia’s Melisa Yalcinkaya tracing the creative, ethical, and aesthetic stakes of working with AI. Anselmi reflects on using AI not as shortcut but as medium—training models on his own work to retain authorship and blur the lines between tool and technique. The interview moves between critique and curiosity: raising questions around beauty standards, authorship, and the homogenising pull of AI-generated aesthetics. Anselmi approaches AI as both collaborator and constraint—highlighting the labour behind prompts, the ecological impact of image generation, and the ongoing tension between intuition and automation.

“I see working with AI as being in conversation with the software.”

Günseli Yalcinkaya, Gil Anselmi, Studio Halia

30.10.25

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As the online realm often feels infinite, this directory highlights non-commercial, critical, and experimental online content related (but not limited) to fashion and creative practices. It features projects, essays, visuals, and events, offering tools to navigate this dynamic landscape.

In gathering a wide variety of practitioners and collectives, we are always expanding, and looking to add to this growing bibliography of ‘being online’.

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