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the horrors behind an unremarkable life by littlecakes

littlecakes

the horrors behind an unremarkable life

Video, 2025

About the artwork

this piece was created for the 2025 edition of RGBMTL under the curation of danielle king, to be projected onto two adjoining walls. this version is 2 seconds longer than the version that will be exhibited to account for the addition of the audio/music track and the slight visual adjustment made for it. 3840 x 1200 mp4 created created using flux, bucket bender, luma ray2, clipdrop and runway editors sound created by littlecakes using udio, arranged and edited in audacity

Audio explanation

Listen to littlecakes discuss this work.

About the artist

littlecakes

littlecakes is a thinly veiled alias. She is a Japanese woman living in the West. Her work using AI explores her experience as a native to both cultures, nostalgia, imagined folklore, and creating her own special space somewhere between sticky, messy, sweet, nightmarish, and the paranormal. As an artist using her irl name, she has exhibited work or performed at venues as varied as a Mexican restaurant in Toronto and a sports bar in Boston, to institutions such as Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco and White Columns in New York. She has been a visiting lecturer at Rhode Island School of Design and at Pratt Institute. She ran a gallery out of her apartment for several years which was reviewed and featured in The New York Times and other publications. She was also the buyer and art director for a store/gallery in Tokyo for 10+ years featuring weird and wonderful artist made goods. She took a hiatus from art to pursue working with animals and was inspired to come back to art after finding and becoming involved in the web3 community.