When artists have to prove they are human

My linocut Still Loading was flagged as potentially AI-generated. It isn’t. I designed it, carved the block, inked it and printed it by hand.
I understand why communities want to protect themselves from AI-generated work. What troubles me is the reversal of trust. Artists increasingly have to prove that their work is actually theirs.
We worried that AI would become indistinguishable from human creativity. I didn’t expect human creativity to become indistinguishable from AI.
A strange time to be an artist.
What do you think?

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u/rexwinkel — 19 days ago
▲ 414 r/Art

Corporate Gothic, Jurriaan Rexwinkel, linocut, 2026

u/rexwinkel — 1 month ago
▲ 179 r/Linocuts

Little linocut

Cutting the leftovers, “I don’t know. I don’t claim to know. I don’t rule it out.”

u/rexwinkel — 2 months ago
▲ 14 r/Linocuts+1 crossposts

Leftover lino

Leftover lino. Sketchbook open. Knife ready.
Cut it up, transfer the sketch, start carving.
Sometimes new work begins with what’s left.

u/rexwinkel — 2 months ago
▲ 117 r/linocut

First proof shown

First proof shown
STILL LOADING
Linocut, 2026
32 × 39 cm
“The interface remains. The person is still becoming.”
Inspired by René Magritte
Hope you like it?

u/rexwinkel — 2 months ago
▲ 312 r/linocut

First proof Corporate Gothic

Inspired by Grant Wood’s American Gothic (1930). A linocut about AI, corporate power, consumption and ownership, deliberately cut and printed by hand.

“We built the machine to serve us, then branded everything it learned to own.”

Corporate Gothic
Linocut, 2026

u/rexwinkel — 2 months ago
▲ 408 r/Linocuts+1 crossposts

Patience has eight legs

Linosnede Spider, Patience has eight legs

u/rexwinkel — 2 months ago
▲ 12 r/joker+1 crossposts

“I see darkness”

I made this a while ago. Printing on real dollars isn't easy. Ink can be stubborn, but I think it turned out well. It is a unique print. A one-of-a-kind copy. Curious to hear what you think of it. Only one B.A.T
I was very impressed with the film Joker, its metaphor, the message… how current it still is. Titel: “I see darkness”

u/rexwinkel — 2 months ago

Skate it, printed on a envelope

"Undying" Live fast die young, that doesn’t work anymore, skating is still going fast and feeling that you are alive, so live (be free). Printed on an A5 craft envelope.

u/rexwinkel — 2 months ago

Having a good latch

Having a good latch. Happy summer everyone. (Linocut)

u/rexwinkel — 2 months ago

Do you recognize the scene?

Do you recognize the scene? Stone with relief from the 18th century, Denmark.

u/rexwinkel — 2 months ago
▲ 339 r/doodles

Draw something stupid, every day.

Nobody cares, just do it.

u/rexwinkel — 2 months ago
▲ 273 r/Linocuts

Linocut polar bear, love the walk

Burden of Ice

The polar bear carries its burden.
The ice melts.
Not suddenly.
But inevitably.

u/rexwinkel — 2 months ago
▲ 68 r/linocut

The Daily Grind

The Daily Grind, small linocut, handprint press! “Smudges tell better stories than perfection”

u/rexwinkel — 2 months ago

Doodle book

If you feel shitty, draw shitty... whenever you want!

u/rexwinkel — 2 months ago