Pedro Mazepah

Brazil

Pedro Mazepah, actor, visual artist, and screenwriter, born in Brasília, the capital of Brazil, has found in Artificial Intelligence (AI) art a unique way to bring to life works that blend ancient aesthetics with contemporary lifestyles. His work offers a distinctive and unconventional viewpoint that forms the basis of his artistic expression.
Mazepah's artistic endeavors go beyond mere reflections of personal experiences; they intertwine deeply rooted observations, influences, and convictions into meticulously crafted creations. His works are an intricate synthesis of diverse elements that challenge conventional boundaries and encourage exploration. Moreover, his creations aim to be a vehicle for promoting Brazilian and foreign cultures, fostering cultural dialogue through his pieces.


"Through my work, I invite others to engage in the intricate synthesis of my vision – a narrative that challenges conventional boundaries and encourages exploration," says Mazepah.
With his innovative approach and keen attention to detail, Pedro Mazepah continues to redefine the field of visual art using AI, creating works that are both nostalgic and contemporary.


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Egypt Skater 1

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In this video, a woman stylized in the manner of ancient Egyptian art skates gracefully, with a backdrop of a wall adorned with hieroglyphs typical of Ancient Egypt. The unusual combination of classical and modern elements creates a fascinating atmosphere, blending tradition and contemporaneity harmoniously and captivatingly.

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video

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portrait

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00:10

year

2024

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