“Keep It Human”

This conceptual poster series critiques the growing use of artificial intelligence in creative fields and emphasizes that true art comes from human emotion, originality, and intention. Each piece pairs an organic symbol—a heart, a butterfly, and an anatomical human heart—with pixelated or digital elements to represent the tension between human creativity and machine-generated imagery.

There is also hidden binary code in two of the three posters. The first, featuring a heart being pixelated and sliced by a cursor, translates to “Create, Not Replicate” and “No AI in Art.” The second, showing a butterfly being overtaken by pixels, decodes to “Craft with care, not code. Keep it human.”

The third poster communicates entirely through visual contrast, showing a human heart above a circuit-lined digital heart to highlight the emotional disconnect of AI-made work.

The series uses metaphor, binary text, and minimal design to reinforce one message: art is a deeply human act—and that’s worth protecting.