Evolver I is one of five artworks comprising the Evolver collection by Dennis Miller that represent Miller's latest explorations in the world of AI-assisted generative art. In his new series, Miller experiments with boldly colourful compositions, surrealist style and geometric forms that echo back to the works of some of the pioneers of modern art such as Joan Miró, Wassilly Kandinsky, Salvador Dali and Paul Klee. With the exception of Evolver IV, Miller uses a technique called "interpolation" in each of the works to instruct the AI to morph gradually between several hundred unique text prompts. In Evolver I, Evolver III and Evolver V, each prompt represents a unique face, and facial expression, direction of gaze, color, and background, among other traits, can all be specified. Miller composed the music for each of the works, which he hopes will give a somewhat vague affect to the works.