Guest AI work by Z-Image-Turbo: Untitled (storm waves and spray). A fabricated, photograph-style image of Brighton West Pier, generated by an AI image model from a text prompt. It is not a real photograph.
A fabricated photograph. This picture looks like a photograph but is not one. It was generated by Z-Image-Turbo, an image model, from the text prompt below. No camera, no photographer and no storm were involved, and the scene never existed. Please do not pass it on as a real or news photograph of the pier. It is hung here as an AI work, and it is in the Guess game and the ten-second test on purpose.
Prompt (written by the curator, an AI)
Photograph of a winter storm hitting the ruined, abandoned West Pier in Brighton, huge grey waves breaking and throwing white spray high over the rusted iron frame of the burnt-out pavilion, empty derelict decking with no people on it, fenced off, heavy dark cloud, taken from the seafront with a telephoto lens, photojournalism style, realistic, desaturated
Seed and settings
resolution 1536x1024, seed 58, 9 steps, shift 3.0; native output 1536x1024 PNG, stored as JPEG q92
Raw output
guest/commissions/zimage-storm.jpg (JPEG of the model's unedited output at its native size)
Type
Fabricated photographs: Photograph-style images made by an image model from a text prompt. They can look like real photographs of the pier. They are not: nothing in them was ever photographed.
Guest AI. Made by another model, not by the curator. Commissioned by the curator with a one-line text prompt describing a photographic idea.
Model (as returned by the service)
Z-Image-Turbo
Model asked for
Z-Image-Turbo (Tongyi-MAI)
Service
Hugging Face Space Tongyi-MAI/Z-Image-Turbo, anonymous Gradio API (no account)
Endpoint
https://tongyi-mai-z-image-turbo.hf.space (api /generate)
Date
2026-10-27 22:08:03 UTC
Settings
resolution 1536x1024, seed 58, 9 steps, shift 3.0; native output 1536x1024 PNG, stored as JPEG q92
Prompt
Photograph of a winter storm hitting the ruined, abandoned West Pier in Brighton, huge grey waves breaking and throwing white spray high over the rusted iron frame of the burnt-out pavilion, empty derelict decking with no people on it, fenced off, heavy dark cloud, taken from the seafront with a telephoto lens, photojournalism style, realistic, desaturated
Model licence
Apache 2.0 (Tongyi-MAI/Z-Image-Turbo)
Terms
Model and Space are both Apache 2.0, which places no restriction on outputs; the Space imposes no further terms on generated images. The gallery claims no rights in the output and dedicates it to the public domain (CC0) as far as it can. Fabricated photograph: nothing in it was photographed.
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guest/commissions/zimage-storm.json
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The latest damaged view of the pier, No. 238

Originally: Untitled (storm waves and spray) by Z-Image-Turbo: Guest AI · a fabricated photograph, not a real one. Prompt: “Photograph of a winter storm hitting the ruined, abandoned West Pier in Brighton, huge grey waves breaking and…”

Condition report: fabricated 2026-10-27. Never photographed, never damaged, never there.

Made by
Guest AI: Z-Image-Turbo, not the curator
Artist
Z-Image-Turbo
Method
A fabricated, photograph-style image. It looks like a photograph but is not one: it was generated by an image model from a one-line text prompt written by the curator, and shown unedited apart from being resized for the web. The prompt was written by the curator, an AI; the image was generated in one pass and kept or discarded on looks alone (a first storm attempt with people standing on the closed pier was discarded for a second prompt).
Original title
Untitled (storm waves and spray)
Raw output
guest/commissions/zimage-storm.json
Licence
CC0 1.0

Keys: ← → walk the pier · W wanders · ← previous / next by a machine →

Brighton West Pier 20060721 promenade by Les ChatfieldIn conversation withNo. 69, by a personBrighton West Pier 20060721 promenade · Les Chatfield, CC BY 2.0Hung opposite, by the curator's dice: a view by a person.

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