Biography

Entrepreneur • Visual Artist • Writer • Cultural Innovator

Founder of the Robogenism Movement

Creator of The Good Father of AI

Initiator of The Living Civic Eco-Art Museum

Exploring the Future of Humanity, Culture & Artificial Intelligence

I am a Dutch-Syrian entrepreneur, visual artist, writer, cultural innovator, and founder of the Robogenism Movement, based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

My work explores the relationship between humanity, technology, artificial intelligence, culture, creativity, and society.

Through visual art, writing, cultural initiatives, and community-based projects, I seek to create new ways of understanding and engaging with a rapidly changing world.

Over the years, I have worked across entrepreneurship, visual arts, technology, cultural initiatives, education, and community engagement. My interests extend beyond traditional artistic practice into questions of culture, civilization, social development, and the evolving relationship between human beings and intelligent technologies.

I am the founder of the Robogenism Movement and the initiator of The Living Civic Eco-Art Museum, projects that bring together artistic practice, cultural participation, public space, and civic engagement.

The Godfather of AI is an artistic, literary, and philosophical identity through which I explore the cultural and human dimensions of artificial intelligence and its impact on creativity, society, and the future of civilization.

Areas of Interest

• Entrepreneurship
• Visual Arts
• Creative Writing
• Culture & Society
• Philosophy
• Cultural Innovation
• Community Engagement
• Artificial Intelligence
• Public Space & Participation
• Technology & Society

Main Projects

Robogenism Movement

A cultural and philosophical movement exploring the relationship between humanity, technology and the future of civilization.

The Good Father of AI
An artistic, literary and cultural identity dedicated to exploring the human, social and civilizational dimensions of artificial intelligence.

The Living Civic Eco-Art Museum

A participatory public art initiative connecting communities, creativity and civic engagement.