"Explore fears, desires, and hidden creatures by turning emotions into visual characters": A hands-on AI art workshop

Artificial Intelligence, human emotions, and inner figures - creating visual representations of the psyche: Kaitz Brebner is a filmmaker, journalist, and writer who explores the intersection of technology, consciousness, and emotion. His AI-generated animated film, Guilt’s Orgasm - screened at festivals worldwide, including Hollywood, Moscow, and Albania - directly inspired this workshop. The film examines the concept of guilt as a seductive and manipulative woman, brought to life using AI tools, presenting a compelling visual dialogue between animation, psychology, and consciousness.

In an era where AI is transforming the landscape of creativity and art, Brebner invites participants to a unique and engaging session - a space where technology meets emotion, and innovation meets inner exploration.

This hands-on workshop, lasting 60-90 minutes, can be delivered either in-person or online. It is open to everyone, requires no prior knowledge of AI, and only a smartphone or laptop. Participants will use free, user-friendly AI tools to create visual characters representing complex emotional states, deep feelings, and even the "inner demons" we carry within us. Each participant will select an emotion, thought, or recurring pattern - such as guilt, fear, jealousy, or anger - and learn how to give it shape. Using platforms like Leonardo AI, LumaLabs, and others, they will transform these feelings into visual, symbolic characters.

The result - a personal visual representation of an emotional shadow or pain point - becomes a powerful tool for emotional processing and spiritual reflection. Whenever the emotion re-emerges, participants can visualize their character, say: "Thank you, but not now" - and move forward.

During the session, Brebner will also screen the 12-minute film Guilt’s Orgasm and share additional examples, including his poetic documentary Cactus, Love, Mountains - a visual journey into the world of healing, plants, and inner connection through the Wachuma cactus.

This workshop is designed for anyone interested in exploring, discovering, and creating a dialogue between deep emotions and visual imagery, using AI as a tool for self-inquiry, healing, and inspiration.

Order workshop now - via email:

kaitz.brebner@gmail.com