Creative Basket
Brand & Design
Generative AI for visual identity and communication.
Critical: IP and consent
Digital innovation
Bridging Brand & Spatial Logic.
Strategic study of AI-driven design processes, automation and interdisciplinary communication, with responsibility and precision.
4 basketsFrom experiment to research-based practice
Data sovereigntyEthical standards and responsible use
EU AI ActGovernance aligned with Article 4
Research framework
The AI-KORP: evolution of the digital harvest.
Objective: explore how generative AI and machine learning fit into high-performance design environments, with a focus on data sovereignty, ethical standards and responsible application.
Methodology
“The Basket & Ripeness”.
A framework for the systematic move from experimentation to research-based application. Each basket holds one area of practice, and each has its own critical question.
Spatial Basket
Space & Experience
AI in spatial planning and spatial analysis.
Critical: Accuracy and data sovereignty
Intellectual Basket
Culture & Research
AI for knowledge synthesis and cultural analysis.
Critical: Hallucination risk and citation accuracy
Process Basket
Structure & Ethics
Compliance, governance and responsible AI adoption.
Critical: EU AI Act alignment
Framework
AI-KORP: The Digital Harvest
“The AI tool framework for brand, space and culture.” Spatial logic · artificial intelligence · cultural research.
Open AI-KORP →Core research areas
Research areas & digital toolkit.
Generative Analysis
Cloud-based platforms for spatial analysis and AI-assisted conversion of legacy data into intelligent visual systems.
Creative Visualisation
Evaluation of diffusion models to translate complex concepts into high-fidelity design scenarios.
Logic & Automation
AI-driven copilots and scripting (Python/VBA) for optimising data processing and workflow automation.
Collaborative Systems
Model-based platforms for interdisciplinary data exchange in complex project simulations.
Infrastructure & strategy
Cloud infrastructure and knowledge architecture.
Local workstationsHardware limits complex simulations
Serverless architecturesNo hardware ceiling for simulations and asset processing
Active knowledge ecosystemsEvery render and site photo analysed, tagged and indexed for cross-project intelligence
AI expands the analytical capacity of complex creative environments. The goal is to keep functional optimisation and high design standards at the core of future-oriented planning.
Related projects
Studies in practice.
Kingspan Micro-Verse
A satirical exploration of luxury nomadism — 24.96m² spheres of exclusion, Tesla solar roofs, private helipads, and th…
Retro City: Hamburg
The Hamburg Drapery Symphony — large-scale fabric-like urban installations transforming the industrial docklands. Surf…
Art, Theory & AI
A dialogue on the collision of artistic tradition and machine intelligence — exploring what it means when AI systems t…
Mirror Lab Sketches
Vivid colours, intricate patterns, and dynamic sequences generated through Mirror Lab — an early investigation into th…
From research to practice
The AI-KORP framework is now teachable.
EU AI Act · Article 4 (in force 2025)
Organisations and individuals using AI must ensure adequate AI literacy. The AI for Creatives resources directly support this obligation for creative practitioners.
AI Literacy 101 · Germany only · 3 hours live · EU AI Act, tool evaluation, responsible practice, client disclosure.
Consulting at the intersection of spatial design, AI and brand strategy.
I help companies bring research frameworks and scalable cloud infrastructure into their creative processes.