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NFT Artist Ellie Pritts Showcases AI-Generated Faces in First Solo Show at Bitforms Gallery

Los Angeles-based NFT artist Ellie Pritts has opened her first solo exhibition in New York City at the Bitforms gallery. The exhibition features eight animations that are available to mint as NFTs on Ethereum, as well as physical prints.

Pritts used a multilayered process to create the three series on view, which includes AI-generated faces based on text prompts from her dream journals. The exhibition also showcases Pritts' "Fleur Glitch" series, which incorporates digital abstractions into footage of cut flowers.

Allison Pritts' latest exhibition, "Stable Diffusion," is also on display at the Bitforms Gallery in New York City, featuring her exploration of self-expression through artificial intelligence. The exhibition includes prints and animations created using machine learning and graphics editing software, allowing Pritts to create tactile works without physically getting her hands dirty. The exhibition runs until December 19.

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