Human expression.New Instruments
Music, characters, and worlds made with engineering, imagination, and AI—until an idea feels true.
The journal
Amor Mori
Heavy music for the moments that need it. Amor Mori moves between mortality, self-command, and an imagined world still unfolding—finding strength in the dark without pretending it is light.
Make the music
louder than
the struggle.
Thomas Rizzie
Engineer. Creator.
I’ve always loved things that create worlds—music, games, stories, characters. I’ve spent just as much time taking things apart, figuring out how they work, and trying to build my own.
AI has changed what I can make. Ideas that once stopped at the edge of my abilities can now go further. I can write the song, build the game, create the character, then keep working until it feels like mine.
I don’t think of these tools as shortcuts around creativity. I think of them as new instruments. They move the boundary between imagination and execution, while leaving the most important parts stubbornly human: intent, taste, and the decision to make something exist.
Engineered Art is where I share that process—the work, the experiments, the mistakes, and what I learn along the way.
Contactthomas@engineered-art.com