Show Notes
In this special edition of Black T Shirts recorded live at SXSW Sydney & presented by our friends at Adobe, we sit down with multidisciplinary artist Chris Yee for a wide-open conversation on the future of creativity.
Chris breaks down how AI is reshaping the creative workflow, why the neighbourhoods we grow up in leave fingerprints on our art, and what “authenticity” actually means in a world where anyone can make anything.
From early influences to the tension between tradition and technology, this episode dives into the messy, exciting intersection of culture, identity, and new tools redefining modern storytelling.
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