Blending AI, photography, print, and hand-styling, the collection confronts the concept of femininity and agency through the playful symbolism of yellow “Do Not Cross” tape.

“We wanted to capture the contradictions women are constantly expected to navigate, be sexy but not too sexy, be maternal but career-focused, be flawless but natural,” says Gigi Foyle. “So we made work that refuses apologies, bold, unexpected, and powerful.”

Each piece begins with AI, as a conceptual partner, before entering the studio. The image is printed on Perspex, overlaid with tape, fabric, Chanel ribbon, and curated styling, then re-photographed and printed again onto Perspex. The result: visually arresting hybrid artworks that blur the digital and the physical.

“This isn’t just AI art,” says Cavanagh Foyle, the artist behind MOTHER POP, whose work was showcased on a 15,000-square-foot Times Square billboard and featured during Miami Art Week exhibitions. “It’s mixed media, made by hand. AI only sets us in motion.”