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How does creativity actually unfold when AI is part of the process?

This interactive online workshop invites OCA students from all disciplines to move beyond “human vs machine” debates and explore creativity as something distributed — across tools, habits, repetitions, decisions, hesitations, and moments of resistance.

Through guided discussion and a short participatory exercise, we’ll look at where authorship, agency, and responsibility are felt inside real creative practice, and how AI can shift or intensify those moments. No technical knowledge needed — curiosity about your own process is more than enough.

Led by Peter Hungerford, whose research-led practice explores AI, image-making, and distributed authorship, this session forms part of his ongoing practice-based research into how artists experience AI from inside the act of making.

Join us for our monthly Café Meeting on 4 February 2026 at 18:30 (CET) via Google Meet:

🔗 https://meet.google.com/fjr-wjpg-zfo

This month’s theme is “What didn’t work — and what I’ve learned from it.”

From experiments that went sideways to ideas that taught us something unexpected, let’s talk openly about the things that didn’t quite land and how they shaped our practice.

As always, this is a relaxed, supportive space for honest reflection, shared experience, and creative connection.