This one is about blades. It began simply. I asked ChatGPT to create a sword. One blade became two. Two became many. Ideas gathered like snow on a mountainside until they broke loose in an avalanche of steel, myth, and form. What began as a single object turned into a study of weapons across histories, cultures, and imaginations—each one emerging from the digital forge with its own weight and presence. But the true craft began afterward. Using Photoshop and Nano Banana, I etched The Face into the metal itself. Not imposed, but forged—tempered into hilts, engraved into fuller grooves, reflected in polished edges. These are not merely weapons; they are objects shaped with intention, discipline, and restraint. The gallery itself arranges the blades in a circular orientation, radiating outward like spokes. Or perhaps like a fan. A fan of blades. A blade of fans. Stoic, yes—but not without a quiet smile at the edge of the steel. Not every weapon needs to be swung. Some are simply meant to be admired.