* About The Artist

About Me, Doris Siefen 

I am an AI artist. Everything else on this site grows from that.

I generate, direct and finish images with algorithms — then print them as canvas and poster works for interiors, offices, hotels and private walls. The gallery is this shop: surreal, philosophical, sensual and often confrontational pictures in which nature meets circuitry, ritual meets code, and a human figure stands inside a machine-made world.

Typical series and pieces include AI, Amor Fati, Born with Wings, Angels in War, As in heaven, so on earth, Finca Garden, number canvases (1111, 4444, 999, 10-5-6-5), song-cover works and portraits of jokers, angels, gardens and higher selves. I treat the model as a collaborator, then decide composition, mood, title and print.

That visual language is the centre of my practice. Books, music and film are other rooms of the same house — not the front door.

Who I am

Doris Siefen (born Doris Kammhuber, 30 June 1973, Pfarrkirchen, Bavaria). German multimedia artist, author and producer, living in Spain. Married; two sons.

Training in commercial publishing at BLV Munich; studies in law and art history at LMU Munich. Years in electronic-music PR, on stages and on camera — until AI became the brush.

Around the images

Literature in seven languages (German National Library; Amazon, Apple Books, Google Play, Perlego, ElevenReader), as Doris Siefen, Raven Sable and Cosmic Ryder: UBI and AI (A Call to Action), family and palliative-care titles, romantasy and the #SpaceCowboys worlds, including Eldoria.

Music as Doris Siefen (vocal electronic) and CYBERBABE (techno / electronic) on Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music and Spotify — Soul Deep, Neon Whispers, Never Tolerate!, Beautiful Sorrow; concept album OCISLY due 24 December 2026. Independent since 2024 after Von Burgund.

Screen work includes Astro Euros (Lilith), Hokuspokus, Ernst Eiswürfel, Wetten, dass..? and German crime / court formats. IMDb: nm6252678.

Statement

I paint with machines so a wall can hold a world.
I build bridges between the visible and the invisible — so others can cross them too.