Multimedia Artist
Song Lu (路淞) is a multimedia artist born in Guizhou, China, and based in Brooklyn, New York.
Song Lu holds an MFA in Photography, Video and Related Media from the School of Visual Arts. Her work explores AI, video, and photography through a playful lens, blending humor, surrealism, and childlike wonder. Deliberately avoiding sadness, she infuses her art with joy and lightness, inviting viewers to engage with unexpected perspectives.
AI-generated Artwork 丨 Artist Book 丨 Video 丨 Photography
Hum-AI-n confronts the threshold where artificial intelligence reconstructs reality and identity, questioning how humans perceive the world through curated memory data while exposing the collective blind spots embedded in cognitive models. The exhibition uses the failure of dual archives as a metaphor: 831 AI-generated 2x2-inch passport photos, depicting anonymous human backs, face off against a U.S. occupational wage report engulfed in black. Together, they form an equation of technological rationality and human experience—visible yet unreadable, real yet unsolvable.
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Hum-AI-n
Project Type: AI-generated Images
Completion Year: 2024-2025Hum-AI-n confronts the threshold where artificial intelligence reconstructs reality and identity, questioning how humans perceive the world through curated memory data while exposing the collective blind spots embedded in cognitive models. The exhibition uses the failure of dual archives as a metaphor: 831 AI-generated 2x2-inch passport photos, depicting anonymous human backs, face off against a U.S. occupational wage report engulfed in black. Together, they form an equation of technological rationality and human experience—visible yet unreadable, real yet unsolvable.
