
✨25 Artists Using AI With Under 2000 Followers That You Need To Follow Today✨ So happy to share this list of 25 awesome artists with you all! Hope you find something new to inspire you today. In no particular order, please enjoy & share!: 🧵👇
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✨25 Artists Using AI With Under 2000 Followers That You Need To Follow Today✨ So happy to share this list of 25 awesome artists with you all! Hope you find something new to inspire you today. In no particular order, please enjoy & share!: 🧵👇












✨25 Artists Using AI With Under 2000 Followers That You Need To Follow Today✨ So happy to share this list of 25 awesome artists with you all! Hope you find something new to inspire you today. In no particular order, please enjoy & share!: 🧵👇







ONE YEAR OF THE DAILY PROGRAM ⎯ Artist recap: @dancevatar As the Daily Program marks a year, Fellowship celebrates artists who bring fresh perspectives to AI art. Dancevatar, joined in September last year, blending her background in performance with AI to create unique, expressive digital art. With 53 pieces, her work explores movement, everyday moments, and the feelings of modern youth. In her Performing Anatomies series, Dancevatar uses a custom-trained AI model to capture simple, daily actions and turn them into “micro-performances.” Inspired by a 1970s look, these pieces add humor and irony to familiar scenes, making ordinary moments feel playful and a bit surreal. She treats movement as an algorithm, letting the AI reinterpret it in fresh, unexpected ways. Her Brutal collection, on the other hand, dives into the feelings of today’s youth—alienation, uncertainty, and disconnection. Here, young figures look out at the viewer, reflecting a sense of drifting in a fast-changing world. Through her art, Dancevatar captures these emotions, giving viewers a glimpse into the challenges of finding identity and connection today. Each piece shows how AI can do more than just create images; it becomes a creative partner in exploring movement and emotion. Dancevatar’s work gives us a new way of seeing daily life and the complex feelings that come with it. Here are some of her standout pieces:

