Huang KeYi, a Gen Z Chinese-born, bi-coastal oil painter and automation bot developer, intricately weaves human emotion with technological precision in her artwork. She delves into themes of chaos, uncertainty, and the reimagining and reshaping of self-identity, seamlessly integrating machine learning algorithms into her process. More than just visual allure, her creations sit at the nexus of art and ethical AI, examining how neural network models can both mimic the human brain and amplify our innate creativity.

Huang was raised in a disciplined environment by a bio-chemical engineer father and an amateur painter mother, which led her to pursue bot development as a way to automate routine tasks and focus on her creative passions. As a child, she found comfort and inner well-being in art therapy classes with her brother, where she learned the therapeutic power of art firsthand.

Huang holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Enterprise Management and a Master's degree in Business Analytics, both from Wake Forest University in North Carolina. She is proud to be a Double Deacon, having earned both degrees from the same institution. Her educational background has equipped her with a unique set of skills that she applies to her work in art and technology.