T3-H's interview — Revel in AI

Meet T3-H, an artist whose visionary work has consistently captivated me since I first encountered it on X. T3-H masterfully switches styles while maintaining a distinctive artistic coherence across his body of work, creating a universe that feels like a glimpse into a near-future world where the fusion of flesh and machine is as beautiful as it is haunting.

T3-H’s art explores a future shaped by advanced technology, where humans are augmented with robotic enhancements and futuristic attire. His creations range from cyberpunk warriors cloaked in metallic armor to ethereal figures adorned with butterflies or wrapped in elegant, floral attire. His style draws from a variety of influences, including Cyberpunk, Neo-Futurism, Surrealism, Hyperrealism, and a pronounced Anime/Manga aesthetic. This diversity in style brings forth intricate, vibrant figures, often with bold, expressive designs.

One of the hallmarks of T3-H’s art is his portrayal of androids (more often female than male), often inspired by iconic works like Ghost in the Shell. His fusion of flesh and metal embodies a sense of determination and pain, encapsulating the complexity of human emotion in a single frame. The integration of mechanical elements into human forms hints at themes of body modification and dystopian futures—a topic T3-H clearly holds dear.

At times, a touch of fantasy shines through in his work, with elements like elaborate headgear that resemble horns or antlers, adding a mythical twist to his futuristic scenes. Each piece feels like a surreal blend of organic and mechanical elements, lending a dreamlike quality to his compositions.

T3-H is also highly active on platforms like objkt.com, where his extensive collection offers a deeper dive into his cybernetic world. His work is a stunning exploration of identity, technology, and a future society, rendered with avant-garde aesthetics that push the boundaries of art and technology.

In T3-H’s world, cyber beings and dystopian dreams merge seamlessly, creating a universe that is as visually compelling as it is thought-provoking. His art invites us to ponder the boundaries between human and machine, and the possibilities that lie in the art of tomorrow. I am honored and grateful to have him join us for this interview.

Let’s discover T3-H’s journey together.

Dea

Without getting too personal, can you tell us a bit about yourself?:

I am a worker, have a family and a child for whom I would give anything. I try to live my life as meaningfully as I can. I have a wide range of interests in new technological developments, I enjoy reading, mainly sci-fi, manga (sci-fi/cyberpunk/horror) and I also like cooking.

Could you please tell us which country you live in?:

I live in the EU.

What led you to begin working with AI imagery?:

I always enjoyed drawing as a child and teenager, but I never really had the gift of creating fantastic characters or worlds. When I had my first exposure to generative AI in 2022, that seemed to change and I realized that my imagination could become reality with words alone.

What AI tools do you use?:

I almost exclusively use the stable diffusion models of generative AI, as well as paint and Photoshop.

What inspires you?:

I'm particularly inspired by the cyberpunk genre and especially dystopian themes. This is mainly because I think that, fortunately, we as humanity are a long way from these ideas, but that they could become reality in the distant future. I also try to portray this in my works. Sometimes more, sometimes less successfully. lol

Hera

(One of @revelinai’s favorite images by T3-H)

In which other medium, if any, do you practice art?:

I started all with pixelart. :)

Would you consider AI-generated art true art?:

Yes, because some people are better with a brush or a digital painting tool and others are better with words that can describe dream worlds, characters and the like. In my view, however, the imagination behind both art forms remains the same. It is only expressed directly in pictures in some cases, while others need help, e.g. from AI.

Please share one or a few of your favorite images with us.:

I’ll share six of my favorite images.

Mateo

silence

TUNED:|:SHELL #53

lost road

Abaddon

bright

Do you title your AI-generated art? If you do, what inspires you to come up with these titles?:

Yes, I give my works of art titles. I think art deserves to be named. That's why I try to choose titles that match the artwork or collection.

When do you tend to be the most productive, and do you work in long sessions or short bursts?:

Mostly at night and I work in short bursts. Sometimes like a supernovae, fast and soon over again. lol

cyber maiden

What type of prompts do you prefer: text or AI-generated descriptions through fed images?:

I prefer text to image.

When prompting with text, do you write simple text-based prompts or complex ones?:

It depends. Some of my works are based on very simple prompts. Others have very detailed and complex prompts in the background. But you can't always tell which one is which.

Do you think text-based prompts should be shared within the AI art community?:

Everyone can and should decide that for themselves.

What is the most unconventional method you have used to create an image?:

I use blending sometimes and try to get a description from the blended image to get better results in the end. But that doesn't always work.

How many images you have generated using AI technology?:

Five digits!

Equinox

Please share your X (Twitter) handle with us.:

@Block_T3H

Tell us a bit about your X handle and X username.:

My username is a combination of the first digital art form I tried my hand at - pixelart = block - and my name.

How many X followers do you currently have?:

3,580

How many X accounts do you currently follow?:

2,492

How long have you been on X (Twitter)?:

19 months.

Foxy

Is there any other online platform where we can view all of your previous work apart from X?:

Yes, I’m on objkt.

In this world of cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens (NFTs), are you currently selling your digital art on any platform? If so, which platform are you using?:

Yeah, I do. Mostly on objkt.com.

Are you selling tangible AI-generated artwork, such as high-quality prints like Giclée prints?:

No, not until now.

Could you suggest some AI artists you like that we could follow?:

Sure.