INTIMATE CYBORG CONSCIOUSNESS
KANTFISH
Photography, personal digital technique.
High quality cotton paper or direct printing on aluminum dibond.
90×60 cm, Edition of 2 + 1 A.P.
150×100 cm, Edition of 2 + 1 A.P.
NFT on Ethereum, Edition of 1
High quality cotton paper or direct printing on aluminum dibond.
90×60 cm, Edition of 2 + 1 A.P.
150×100 cm, Edition of 2 + 1 A.P.
NFT on Ethereum, Edition of 1
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About the artwork
Intimate Cyborg Consciousness is the result of a visual and conceptual investigation into the essence of what we are beneath the surface: the timeless pursuit of the γνῶθι σεαυτόν, “know thyself”. The artwork explores the eyes as the threshold between the inner and outer worlds, the space where identity, consciousness and connection converge. The gaze becomes both an act of self-recognition and a transmission of humanity toward the other: a silent dialogue between intimacy and technology, mystery and light.
Emerging from an original photograph, the image evolves through a personal digital process that blends human sensibility with artificial intelligence as a creative instrument. For its creation, Kantfish employed Adobe Firefly Image 3 to generate and integrate subtle visual atmospheres; ChatGPT (GPT-4) to articulate conceptual depth and refine narrative coherence; Google Gemini (through AI Studio) to explore symbolic associations between body, identity and dream; and Grok-1 (xAI) to contrast perspectives on the human-machine continuum. Together, these models act not as mere tools but as extensions of consciousness, reflecting the hybrid territory where emotion, perception and code coexist. Visually, the artwork situates the viewer in a dark yet warm environment, a semi-shadowed field of soft light where the eyes emerge like magnetic portals. These eyes, suspended between digital precision and organic imperfection, reveal the beauty of inner consciousness in a cyborg age. The atmosphere evokes both serenity and tension: a dreamlike state where intimacy becomes technological and the body becomes luminous thought.
Exhibited at
Intimate Cyborg Consciousness was exhibited at The Wrong Biennale 2025.
The Wrong could well be the world’s largest art biennale – the digital version of Venice.
The New York Times
The Wrong could well be the world’s largest art biennale – the digital version of Venice.
The New York Times
Details
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A personal letter from Kantfish is included.
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OTHER ARTWORKS BY KANTFISH
Kantfish (Emanuele Giusto) is a visual artist and multidisciplinary author born in Italy, beneath the ancestral hues of Mount Etna. He develops his international practice between Portugal and Spain, exploring the tension between reality, its symbolic layers, and their representation through the concept that underpins his work: “More Than Real.”
Kantfish develops a modus operandi that starts from photography, applying a precise, almost surgical eye to natural, urban, and human landscapes, transforming them into abstract spaces that are revealed through the eye of the soul.
His personal and professional journey —with stages in Italy, Madrid, Mallorca, Luanda, Santiago in Cape Verde, and Miami— has shaped a perspective that operates at the intersection of documentary, fiction, and cultural analysis.
He has been recognized in international awards and biennials and is represented in galleries in Spain, Japan and the United States.
He shapes his visual perspective through photography, digital tools, cinema, writing, emerging technologies, artificial intelligence, and live interventions, crafting a hybrid language that intertwines critical thinking, journalistic research, and contemporary art practices.
For over two decades, he has published in media such as XL Semanal, El País Semanal, Rolling Stone, The Guardian, Foreign Policy, L’Espresso, and Il Messaggero.
This experience shapes his critical approach to the image and the way he unfolds visual narratives.
He has written scripts for programs broadcast on television networks such as Dmax.tv (Discovery Inc. Media), Warner Bros. Discovery, and audiovisual projects for organizations like the United Nations’ FAO —including the World Water Day campaign— where he integrates aesthetics, communication, and social research.
His film El Dulce Sabor del Éxito ( 2023), winner of the Artistic Merit Award at the Impact Docs Awards, was the first Spanish documentary to premiere in a metaverse cinema in collaboration with the Decentraland Foundation. He is also the author of Il giro d’Europa con 30€ ( Feltrinelli) and CryptoJungla, cited by Nature magazine.