Voice and spirit across code: thinking, poetry, and music in the AnthropoDigital age.
Inti A. Yanes-Fernandez studied Art History at the University of Havana. He obtained a Ph.D. in Hispanic Studies from Texas A&M University. Th.M. from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. He has taught Culture Theory, Philosophy, Literature, Asian Art, Aesthetics, and Greek. He has articles in academic journals such as Mediaevistik and Forum Philosophicum. His books include ‘Ante los crisantemos blancos’ (essay, 2021), ‘Alle Ontologie’ (poetry, 2023), ‘El Cid and King Arthur as Hegemonic Myths in the Christianization of the Iberian Peninsula and Britain’ (academic research, 2023), and ‘Fracta Hélade’ (poetry, 2024). He lives in the hills of Williamsport, Pennsylvania, where deer and crows visit his backyard.
The cycle incorporates historically informed languages such as Middle English (inspired by Layamon and devotional lyric), Old Occitan (echoing the trobar tradition), and Francien (the register of the northern trouvères), performed in reconstructed pronunciation. Each piece is composed using AI tools (e.g., Suno), guided by poetic and phonetic intent.
AnthropoDigital Creations 
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