An artist begins before an artwork: with a world, a working life, and a way of making.
Medium
AI-generated imagery / Text
Context
Fictional artist archive · AI-generated studies
Credit
Concept, system design and editorial direction: Yi Huang / Pax.
Fictional artist archive. Artist identities, artworks and exhibition scenes are constructed with AI; they do not document real people or built exhibitions.
Conditions become a practice.
Future Atelier develops fictional artists through a sustained set of conditions: social pressures, access to materials, repeated gestures, spaces, failed attempts and formal rules.
Images are one part of the archive. Artist dossiers, process notes, series statements and imagined exhibitions give those images continuity. The question is whether an artistic position can remain coherent as its work develops.
Concept, system design and editorial direction: Yi Huang / Pax.
Two artist studies
Fictional artist / Machine legibility / damaged archives
Mira Veyr
What remains of a person inside the formats used to identify them?
Mira is a fictional composite artist whose working life is shaped by copying, translation and the demand to prove existence. Thermal paper, acetate, correction tape and scanner residue form a consistent material vocabulary.
No One Is Required To Appear
An invented notation, Index Script, combines a frame, an index mark and a failed human stroke. The rule connects notebooks, labels, wall works and the Book of Accepted Errors.
Book of Accepted Errors — generated artwork studyAn imagined studio — generated context study
Fictional artist / Garden / spatial choreography
Eren Yori
Who decides where we stand, and what becomes visible from there?
Eren is a fictional artist developed around the garden as a way of arranging attention. Borrowed views, screens and turns become an exhibition of spatial encounters, rather than one image that can be seen all at once.
Number Field: The Part That Was Meant to Disappear
Stone, water and translucent or perforated surfaces establish different distances. A shared spatial rule connects the works; movement through the imagined room becomes part of the proposition.
Edge — generated exhibition studySurface — generated material studyTrace — generated viewing study
Selected studies from the MRA Lab Future Atelier archive. First developed as serial image and text chapters, including Xiaohongshu editions.
