Sascha Lüth
Art, technology, curiosity – for many years.
Thank you for taking a moment to look at my work.
– Sascha Lüth
ABOUT ME

A place for images created between humans and machines.

I was born in Hamburg, am now around fifty, married and a father of two. My life has never been a straight line – more of a collection of phases in which art, music, digital media and technology have repeatedly intersected.

Art was always there. Not as a major program, but as a quiet background: drawing, photographing, editing, observing. Images helped me from an early age to express things for which words were too crude.

When I started working with AI, it wasn't a conscious step into a "new scene," but rather an experiment. Some results were cold and arbitrary. Others unsettled me—in a good way. A select few triggered something within me that felt like a genuine, personal visual world.

This place was born from these moments: a collection of images created with the help of AI, but always selected through a human eye.

I don't see AI as a replacement for art or artists. On the contrary: without all the painters, illustrators, photographers, and designers before us, my perspective on images wouldn't exist. Everything that is created here stands on their shoulders.

This space is not meant to be a noisy marketplace, but rather a quiet archive. A place where digital works can linger for a moment – ​​to be viewed, questioned, felt, or simply clicked on.

If you're here to see something new, to be curious, or simply to take some time with the pictures, then I'm very happy. That's all it takes.

Respect for "true" art is important to me: classical painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, and all other forms will not be replaced by AI. They remain the origin. What you see here is just another layer in this long history of image and perception.