Manifesto: We Stand Where Narrative is Free

Art is not only recorded through the strokes of its era,
but through the hearts that beat with it,
the thoughts it shakes,
and the stories it tells without words.

Today, after centuries that celebrated technical mastery,
humanity stands at a threshold:
Tools of creation have been democratized.

And we know:
This is not the death of art —
it is the liberation of narrative.

"The artist's act is nothing more than a decision."
— Marcel Duchamp

We have made that decision:

Art begins not with talent, but with something to say.
From now on, it is not the limits of production,
but the depth of expression
that defines the artist.

Artificial intelligence may be our brush —
but emotion, narrative, intention, conflict, irony...
these still belong to us.

We don’t replicate the past.
We echo it.

In each of our creations,
we turn a whisper of an age
into the voice of now.

"Art is not an object, it is an idea."
— A nod to Duchamp.

We will turn today’s wind into:
a cave wall,
a baroque beam,
a cubo-futurist dream,
a pixel fracture.

Because we do more than produce.
We question. We expand. We resist. We share.

And on this journey,
we rediscover the purest form of art:

The moment it becomes a narrative.