The T-Shirt for Siamese Twins is an art object that explores identity, corporeality, and the boundaries of co-existence, using fashion as a conceptual medium. The work merges artificial intelligence, digital art, and textiles, creating a unique visual and symbolic interpretation of interconnectedness and the merging of individuality.

Initially existing in a digital space, the artwork was later materialized as a tangible object, experimenting with wearable sculpture. It consists of two black cotton T-shirts sewn together to form a unified garment for Siamese twins—one body with two heads. A central AI-generated visual composition is printed on the fabric, referencing themes of intimacy, constraint, and connection.

Olga Golovko "T-Shirt for Siamese Twins"

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2024
Oļa Golovko (babka robot) is an artist exploring the aesthetics of artificial intelligence and visual perception. Her works primarily exist in the digital realm but are occasionally materialized in print or as physical objects for exhibitions and collectors.

Golovko is particularly interested in how AI models interpret the human body, visual culture codes, and history, generating new aesthetic strategies and methods of deconstruction. Her artistic practice exists at the intersection of digital and physical spaces, where AI functions as a co-author rather than merely a tool.

She has exhibited her work in the USA, Czech Republic, Argentina, and Latvia. As an AI creator, she has collaborated with Riga Fashion Week and the Latvian National Theatre. Her works balance between installation, art objects, and digital experiments, challenging perception norms and playing with new visual language codes.

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