
Each portrait is a one-of-one algo-human work—equal parts algorithmic and hand-crafted. The work proposes that portraiture, long used to confer dignity and significance on its subjects, can do the same for the digital entities that increasingly define our lives.

Each portrait is a one-of-one algo-human work—equal parts algorithmic and hand-crafted. The work proposes that portraiture, long used to confer dignity and significance on its subjects, can do the same for the digital entities that increasingly define our lives.
Yes! Find all the info you need at v3.enterthemachine.io/commissions.
Lots of places! South By Southwest (SXSW), Miami Beach Art Basel, and galleries in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Recently this project won a Webby in Net Art. Full list here.
Eric Corriel is a multimedia artist located in New York City. Among other things, he‘s a Digital/Electronic Arts Fellowship from the New York Foundation of the Arts and has won three Webby Awards. Find out more about the artist here.

Each portrait is a one-of-one algo-human work—equal parts algorithmic and hand-crafted. The work proposes that portraiture, long used to confer dignity and significance on its subjects, can do the same for the digital entities that increasingly define our lives.

Each portrait is a one-of-one algo-human work—equal parts algorithmic and hand-crafted. The work proposes that portraiture, long used to confer dignity and significance on its subjects, can do the same for the digital entities that increasingly define our lives.
Yes! Find all the info you need at v3.enterthemachine.io/commissions.
Lots of places! South By Southwest (SXSW), Miami Beach Art Basel, and galleries in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Recently this project won a Webby in Net Art. Full list here.
Eric Corriel is a multimedia artist located in New York City. Among other things, he‘s a Digital/Electronic Arts Fellowship from the New York Foundation of the Arts and has won three Webby Awards. Find out more about the artist here.