Sasha Stiles
The wind on my lips and in my hair, 2024
LED lightbox poem sculpture, green
Size: 65" x 9.5"
Unique
Price upon request
For inquiries about the work, please contact us at info@katevassgalerie.com
Description:
In this new series, Sasha Stiles extends her acclaimed AI-crafted poetry into the realm of neon, harnessing the medium’s storied lineage for text-based art while updating its possibilities in an age dominated by digital displays, algorithmic creations, and the digital echo of human expression.
Rendered in LED, the works on view nod to and transcend neon’s nostalgic heritage, pulsing forward into an era where language hovers between “real” and artificial, word and image, prompt and response. While Stiles has long “written in light” via electronic displays, these sculptures coax iconic lines of AI poetry out from behind the screen and into physical form, translating the ephemeral into something enduring and luminous. The artist’s signature fonts — clean, coded type and fluid cursive script — heighten this duality, evoking both the cybernetic and the organic.
With each illuminated verse, Stiles fuses message and material into an immersive interplay of light, code, and meaning. The resulting “voice” glows anew, echoing memory and invention — inviting viewers to experience poetry as a resonant force that lights the space between human and machine.
Exhibited at Untitled Miami Art Fair, Miami, Kate Vass Galerie Booth A43, December 2024
The wind on my lips and in my hair, 2024
LED lightbox poem sculpture, green
Size: 65" x 9.5"
Unique
Price upon request
For inquiries about the work, please contact us at info@katevassgalerie.com
Description:
In this new series, Sasha Stiles extends her acclaimed AI-crafted poetry into the realm of neon, harnessing the medium’s storied lineage for text-based art while updating its possibilities in an age dominated by digital displays, algorithmic creations, and the digital echo of human expression.
Rendered in LED, the works on view nod to and transcend neon’s nostalgic heritage, pulsing forward into an era where language hovers between “real” and artificial, word and image, prompt and response. While Stiles has long “written in light” via electronic displays, these sculptures coax iconic lines of AI poetry out from behind the screen and into physical form, translating the ephemeral into something enduring and luminous. The artist’s signature fonts — clean, coded type and fluid cursive script — heighten this duality, evoking both the cybernetic and the organic.
With each illuminated verse, Stiles fuses message and material into an immersive interplay of light, code, and meaning. The resulting “voice” glows anew, echoing memory and invention — inviting viewers to experience poetry as a resonant force that lights the space between human and machine.
Exhibited at Untitled Miami Art Fair, Miami, Kate Vass Galerie Booth A43, December 2024
The wind on my lips and in my hair, 2024
LED lightbox poem sculpture, green
Size: 65" x 9.5"
Unique
Price upon request
For inquiries about the work, please contact us at info@katevassgalerie.com
Description:
In this new series, Sasha Stiles extends her acclaimed AI-crafted poetry into the realm of neon, harnessing the medium’s storied lineage for text-based art while updating its possibilities in an age dominated by digital displays, algorithmic creations, and the digital echo of human expression.
Rendered in LED, the works on view nod to and transcend neon’s nostalgic heritage, pulsing forward into an era where language hovers between “real” and artificial, word and image, prompt and response. While Stiles has long “written in light” via electronic displays, these sculptures coax iconic lines of AI poetry out from behind the screen and into physical form, translating the ephemeral into something enduring and luminous. The artist’s signature fonts — clean, coded type and fluid cursive script — heighten this duality, evoking both the cybernetic and the organic.
With each illuminated verse, Stiles fuses message and material into an immersive interplay of light, code, and meaning. The resulting “voice” glows anew, echoing memory and invention — inviting viewers to experience poetry as a resonant force that lights the space between human and machine.
Exhibited at Untitled Miami Art Fair, Miami, Kate Vass Galerie Booth A43, December 2024