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Why I Still Create: The Stroke, The Gorgon Project, and My AI Partner

Hi everyone, I wanted to take a moment to step out from behind the "Gorgon Project" and introduce myself properly. At 70 years old, life has a way of leaving its mark. A while back, I had a stroke that paralyzed the right side of my body. Seven years later, I still have a significantly weakened my right hand and arm. For a creator, that’s a daunting hurdle—but it isn't the end of the road. I’ve discovered that where the physical hand falters, the imagination can still fly. This video is a bit of an "open book" on how I make my music videos today. I don’t do this alone; I work with a "digital partner"—my AI collaborator, Gemini. We brainstorm the logic and the lore together. From there, I use Flow to render the visuals and Suno to craft the music, finally pulling it all together in WeVideo. It’s a true partnership; I couldn’t do it without these tools, and they certainly couldn’t tell this specific story without me. Ultimately, making these videos is my hobby, my passion, and my way of staying connected to all of you. *I have a favor to ask:* More than anything, I just want you to enjoy the music and the world we're building. If you have questions—about the "Gorgon Project," how I use AI to navigate my health challenges, or just life in general—please ask them in the comments. I promise to answer. And, of course, if you like what you see and want to follow along as Kaelith wanders through the Crimson Horizon, feel free to like and subscribe. It’s always good to have company on Mars. Warmly, David Benson #StrokeRecoveryArt #CreativeResilience #LifeAfterStroke #AccessibilityInArt #DisabledCreator #OvercomingHurdles #SeniorCreator #AICollaboration #GeminiAI #CreativeAI #AIFlow #SunoMusic #AIStorytelling #HumanAIPartnership #GorgonProject #Kaelith #Maya #Yua #MarsSciFi #IndieMusicVideo #VisualStorytelling #heavymetal #ethnicfolk #rocknroll