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Jake Elwes

b. 1993.

Jake Elwes explores AI and queer identity through projects that subvert machine learning systems. Their works—including datasets populated with drag performers and non-normative expressions—destabilize the heteronormative assumptions encoded in algorithms, offering a playful yet critical vision of AI’s creative potential. Elwes is represented by Gazelli Art House.

From FEMGEN | The Conversation, October 2025

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