The book of humanity serves as a gateway into a dangerous future that this generation could be slowly moving towards.  A future where artificial intelligence rules over the image-based media we subject ourselves to each and every day. Within this body of work, AI has been used to destroy, corrupt and pervert the spaces seen in each picture. It asks us, as a species who are hardwired to want the truth, what we can or can no longer trust when we open our phones, switch on our computers and turn on our TVs. It puts into question how humanity separates itself from each other as we push the limits of technology in the name of “progress”, disregarding the fear and conflict that can arise from such unregulated advances.