FrameReCode makes authorship visible. Each artwork follows a four-layer lineage:

Lineage

LightFrame (Capture) — the photographed origin.

ReCode (AI studies) — guided explorations within clear boundaries.

FrameReCode (Fusion) — the decisive hybrid still that reads as one surface.

FrameRe²Coded (AI Edition) — still or motion editions composed by a named Protocol.

My series organize works by motif and method. Explore a few highlights below; each card opens to works with lineage and credentials.

Project Cards

Luminous Waters — spectral belts across calm horizons

Luminous Waves — chromatic currents and ribbons

Luminous Trees — chromatic veils in arboreal forms

Lucid Nocturne — nocturnal fields and faint belts

Burning Trees — high-contrast chroma under heat

Protocols define the rules a work must obey—geometry, palette family, texture character, and (for motion pieces) the motion posture. Notes are plain-language and engine-agnostic; prompts/seeds remain internal.

Protocol tiles

EXIF — Camera facts from the Capture (lens, time, exposure) that shape band geometry.

Prompt — Protocol-conforming wording: level cyan belt, planar/laminar read, warm complement ≤ 10–15%, no scenic cues.

AI Model — Engine/version used (e.g., SDXL base+refiner); exact model hashes are recorded.

LoRA — Custom adapters trained only on the artist’s photographs; scope and version logged.

Control — Seed/seed-window discipline, aspect, CFG, and any control-nets used—kept stable across runs.

Sampler — Sampling family and schedule (e.g., DPM++ 2M/Karras), steps, and noise curve tuned for a planar result.

Mastering — For series that use a luminous belt, the protocol pins its thickness to a fixed proportion of the image width (for Radiant Horizon: belt thickness ≈ 1.1% ± 0.2%). The belt keeps the same visual weight in every still and motion edition, even as colors, textures, or motifs shift within the protocol.

Content Credentials added at publish.