In 2024, as image-generating AI tools surged in popularity, I began an investigative project with a simple but pressing question: How does AI depict LGBT+ people and other gender minorities? Using identical prompts across five major platforms, I compared how these systems “imagined” queer and trans identities.

The results became an Instagram-based archive of generated images paired with my reflections. While no longer active, the account serves as a time capsule, documenting the biases and blind spots of early generative AI. It records how machine systems often reduced complex identities to clichés, distortions, or invisibility.