Francesca Fini is an independent AI filmmaker exploring the intersection of contemporary art, technology, AI filmmaking, and storytelling. Her work blends generative tools with cinematic language to craft visually striking, emotionally resonant films. Through a unique hybrid process—merging AI-generated imagery, sound design, and narrative construction—she creates short films and experimental pieces that challenge traditional formats and open new frontiers in digital cinema.
Concept
A reflection on my creative process as an artist. When I think about it I feel like some sort of serial killer, struggling with my own ghosts in front and behind the symbolic space of video-making; a transparent screen that becomes some sort of prison, where I murder myself over and over again.
I play with the masterpieces of silent cinema, as in a sort of collage of iconic images that come from the past and evoke ancient ghosts. And with these ghosts, my own personal ghost, faceless and voiceless, interacts, in a dark room, through projections made visible only by the red paint that I scatter on the transparent surface that separates me from the video camera. That surface is a membrane: the ephemeral nature of the vision, creativity, ethereal and transparent like film.
"Multiples are a recurring motif in the work of Italian Artist Francesca Fini, whose 2011 video Blood explores the role of her own creative process. She describes it as a struggling with her own ghosts behind and in front of the camera..." (The Oxford Handbook of Screendance Studies).
Documentation
Shows
Visioni Acustiche @ Macro Pelanda, Rome - 2011
Magmart Video Art Festival, Naples - 2012
Norme per la rivoluzione, curated by Bruno Di Marino @ Volksbühne, Berlin - 2012
Oslo Screen festival - 2012
FuoriFestival, curated by Giacomo ravesi, Pesaro - 2013
RED Francesca Fini personal exhibition, Rome - 2018
Cyborg Fatale personal exhibition, Bologna - 2019
Credits
Concept, art direction, animation, editing - Francesca Fini
Music - Gianluca Giardi
Media
The Oxford Handbook of Screendance Studies - open link
Reinterpretation by Polish rock band Krew - open link