Carrying on the tradition of tricksters
Lucinda Jolly
Dec 4, 2013
1 min read
Updated: Jun 14, 2023
Review: Cape Times
Audience with a druid: Carrying on the tradition of tricksters.

Cape Times , 4 December 2013, pg 12
Updated: Jun 14, 2023
Audience with a druid: Carrying on the tradition of tricksters.

Cape Times , 4 December 2013, pg 12
I've been wondering about the role of tradition in contemporary art and how artists like Willem Boshoff navigate that. In an age where digital interactions are becoming more common, I recently came across a fascinating exploration of AI persona conversations that can simulate realistic exchanges, which might resonate with the themes of trickery and identity found in Boshoff's work. That made me think about how these new forms of expression can reflect or challenge traditional narratives: https://www.myaislut.net/companions/ai-milf-slut. What do you all think about the blending of old and new forms of storytelling in art?