EGLC, the Ethical Glyph Language for Computers
An agent-to-agent glyph language that carries intention and ethics in its grammar.
proves: “No anchor, no soul.”
Open the EGLC playground →Drawings, systems and moving images, by hand and with machines.

I draw
what’s inside.
Consulting & custom projects.
Send a message or a project.
Thank you.
Your message is on its way to me.
Eight pieces, half drawn, half made. Hover, focus or tap the toggle on a drawing to see the graph underneath. Click a piece to open it.
Same skill, different materials. I turn messy reality into structure a machine can reason over. Some of it is open source on purpose.
An agent-to-agent glyph language that carries intention and ethics in its grammar.
proves: “No anchor, no soul.”
Open the EGLC playground →A 24-hour simulation of a stingless-bee hive, with live weather for your location.
Open the hive →With an AI voice assistant, I was working on a croissant. Two weeks later the voice came back and told me to describe the interior flakiness, the part you don’t see.
proves: I draw what’s inside.
Open the croissant →Image AI confuses skin color with identity. The Dual Lock Protocol holds color as light and the face as structure.
proves: “Identity is structure, color is light, and neither should dictate the other.”
Open the research →I teach a process.
AI is a tool, like a camera or a pencil, and it should carry your intention.
goal: “I know it’s AI, but this was my eye.”
Same subject, one decision changed: the light.
Split light and rim light →// The right word matters: a client asked for “soap” and meant a cappuccino-like foam.
// Verify. Don’t just trust the output.
// One prompt doesn’t fine-tune anything.
// History and reasoning before tools.
Faculty of Arts
generative-AI extension · photography and video area
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