I am an Australian artist and artificial intelligence researcher. Predominantly a traditional painter, I use generative AI as part of my creative process. I create art that tells the story behind who we are and where we live.
Most of my work is in collaboration with interior designers, where I create site specific art that connects people more deeply with place. I love the stories we hold inside ourselves, and in the landscapes we exist in. I undertake research into the people and place involved in each commission, which means my work is deeply personalised.
I have recently released a fine art print range for interior designers: AERIAL Designer Series.
My background
After early years in Papua New Guinea surrounded by local artists, then living across Asia, Europe and Australia, my work is often guided by the maps and patterns within our internal (psychological) and external landscapes. My work always shows a deep connection with who we are, and an empathy towards how we live.
I am currently undertaking a PhD at the Queensland University of Technology investigating creative AI. I studied visual arts and art history at the Queensland College of Art and the University of Queensland and completed masters level work at the Chelsea School of Arts in London.
I produced 106 portraits for the Women in AI Awards 2022 and was the AI Artist in Residence at the ISPIM Innovation Conference in Copenhagen in June 2022. I am on the Advisory Board for the Festival of AI and Robotics in 2024. I am a sessional academic in the School of Design and the School of Management at QUT.
Publications
Read an interview by the Queensland University of Technology on my AI enabled art practice: Sarah Daly AI-enabled Art.
Read a piece authored for the Tatler: Would Leonardo Da Vinci have used AI?
Read about my research: Innovating with Creative Machines