AI performance art is a hybrid form that blends live expression with generative art or artificial intelligence. It exists in a space where movement, speech, sound, code, and audience presence interact in real time. Unlike installations, which create environments to inhabit, performances inject time and space in a guided moment led by the performer. The AI 's role is thus to enrich, disturb, question, and recompose the piece in real time, making the moment unique and non-repeatable.
In my performances, AI becomes an active agent rather than a background process. I approach each piece as a live encounter between systems and stories, where improvisation meets computation. I often build modular structures where AI systems generate or modify the story, the visual or the sonic content on stage, reacting to physical gestures, voice, or even audience behavior. Even if I am passionate about AI coding, this is not about showcasing AI capabilities, but using the technology to provoke something more intimate: how the audience perceives, interprets, and emotionally responds to a machine sharing the stage with the performer. And ultimately how the performer could remain essential to the performance. I want to use the unpredictability of the AI, combined with the vulnerability of live performance, to invite viewers to reflect on authorship, agency, and control.
