I describe my digital output as 'organic'. The primary reason for this is to distinguish it from generative/derivative AI.

The creative use of AI is a complex, contentious and nuanced issue. However, what essentially matters for me is the intention behind the creative act.

Personally - and except for the express purposes of juxtaposition - I choose to source and or create everything for myself from within the physical world when trying to communicate an intentional statement in a sensory aesthetic form.

So everything you see in my work is an IRL object or pattern that has then been digitally manipulated by my own act/agency.