For me, OKAI feels like a playground — a place where I can keep exploring new possibilities in composition and performance. The field of artificial intelligence is developing at incredible speed. There are still so many questions, and many things it cannot do (yet). For a lot of people, AI feels like a vast forest they don’t quite understand, and maybe don’t dare to enter.

With this project, I want to make AI something physical — something you can step into, experience, and share with others. It is a pure joy to collaborate with WERC collective on this project. In the installation, people meet each other, make music and visuals together, and enter into conversations about AI: what it can do, where its limits lie, and what we actually want to use it for.

I believe that throughout history, humans have always embraced technology to create new things. I see AI as a creative partner — not a replacement, but a companion that can challenge us and open new directions in the creative process. That is what this installation is about.

Along the way, many artists will join me to experiment with the installation and the technology. Together, we will also create an album around this theme.