It was an honor to share the TED Main Stage in Vancouver with some of the most influential thinkers of our time. I also did not expect to develop sincere friendships with so many inspiring creative warriors I met at the conference. I feel a deep sense of humility to know that we are interconnected not only by our work but a shared vision for the future. My TED talk asked the question, could machines live in the wild and evolve on their own? The talk was a follow up to my show at the Tate, In Love With The World, and it goes live today (link in bio!) I spent weeks writing and developing the talk, followed by intense grilling and memorization sessions, a whirlwind trip to stunning Vancouver, and then awaiting the editing and publishing process. The talk will be translated into many different languages and made accessible to people across the world. Thank you so much to the @ted team, especially my curator @cheepearlman. Infinite gratitude to everyone who made In Love With The World possible #AYStudioTeam #47Canal @jamiekenyon @lauraluptn @this_rock_rolls #CarlyWhitefield @markgodfrey1973 @francesmarymorris #NoahFeehan @sitara.systems @gladstone.gallery @pozyxlabs @airstage.de @kitmapper @monellcenter @tate @hyundai.artlab