Steven Morse
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Cosmic Cowboy

Cosmic Cowboy by artist Steven Morse at Art Miami 2023 with Rudolf Budja Gallery.

A Figure Built for the Unknown

Cosmic Cowboy places an astronaut on horseback inside a dense, imagined universe. The work combines two frontier figures to consider curiosity, uncertainty, and the human impulse to keep moving toward what we do not yet understand.

The Story Inside the Image

The Cosmic Cowboy by artist Steven Morse digital artwork blending AI fusion and conceptual depth

An astronaut rides Cosmic Dancer through a landscape of stars, machinery, and imagined worlds. The pairing joins two familiar archetypes: the cowboy, shaped by the frontier, and the astronaut, shaped by the search for what lies beyond it.


The work began as a character study, but it also reflects a recurring idea in my practice: how people use imagination to meet uncertainty. The rider is not conquering the landscape. He is moving through it, alert to its scale and possibility.


Built digitally and later produced as a large pigment print, Cosmic Cowboy marks an important shift in my work from screen-based image making to physical exhibition.

From Concept to Art

Building the Image

The image developed through repeated cycles of generation, selection, compositing, and manual editing. My photography training guided decisions about perspective, light, balance, and detail. The final 12,000-pixel file was prepared as a large pigment print so the layered construction could be examined at physical scale.

The AI Fusion Process

Cosmic Cowboy was made through a process I call AI Fusion. I used Stable Diffusion and other generative tools to develop the image, then applied digital compositing and photography techniques to control structure, depth, and detail. The final file was prepared for high-resolution pigment printing and professional framing.

Exhibited at Art Miami

Rudolf Budja Gallery presented Cosmic Cowboy at Art Miami 2023. The exhibition placed the work within a physical art fair context and allowed viewers to experience its scale and detail in person. The work is also listed on Artsy.

Cosmic Cowboy in Times Square

Cosmic Cowboy by Steven Morse on the Crown billboard, Times Square, September 1, 2026.

NFT.NYC Community Artist Showcase

Cosmic Cowboy appeared on the Crown billboard in Times Square on September 1, 2026 as part of the NFT.NYC 2026 Community Artist Showcase. Image provided by NFT.NYC.

By the Numbers

Cosmic Cowboy and artist Steven Morse at Art Miami 2023, presented by Rudolf Budja Gallery.

Physical 

  • Size: 33 3/4 x 33 3/4 in. (85.7 x 85.7 cm)
  • Medium: Pigment print on paper
  • Exhibited: Art Miami 2023 with Rudolf Budja Gallery
  • Exhibited presentation: Professionally framed
  • Price: $15,000 USD
  • Certificate of Authenticity: Included (issued by gallery)


Digital

  • Dimensions: 12,000 x 12,000 pixels
  • Edition: 1/1
  • Medium: AI Fusion (Stable Diffusion, AI tools, digital photography)
  • Size: 41.6 MB
  • Blockchain: Ethereum
  • Token Standard: ERC-721
  • Mint Date: September 30, 2023

Explore the Work

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