OpenAI has just unveiled the next generation of ChatGPT, sending another ripple of excitement across the globe. This version can converse more naturally, think more coherently, and even draft a business plan or create compelling content in minutes.
It prompts the question: “If AI is this advanced, could it one day replace humans in every job?”

The answer: Possibly - in many fields.
AI will outpace us in speed, precision, and processing vast amounts of data. Yet, there remains a realm it cannot - and perhaps will never - fully enter.

The world of craftsmanship.

A handcrafted object is not merely the result of skill. It is the story of time, of the artisan’s hands, of trials and adjustments, of breath and emotion woven into every stitch, every piece of leather, every natural wrinkle or smooth patch. Machines can replicate the shape of a bag or a leather tray, but they cannot replicate the spirit the maker has imbued within it.

The value of a handcrafted piece does not lie in its ability to “look perfect,” but in its beauty as the only one of its kind - with small variations like fingerprints. Each is a story never repeated.

At Gallery de Neyuh, we believe that in an age of AI, people will crave authenticity even more.
A rattan-and-leather basket doesn’t just hold belongings; it carries a way of life, habits, and memories. A leather tray in a living room is more than decoration; it reflects the household’s unique sense of style.

We choose craftsmanship not because technology is lacking, but because craftsmanship connects people in ways technology cannot. Each creation at Gallery de Neyuh is a slow heartbeat within the fast pulse of the modern world - a quiet pause to remind you that real value lies not only in owning, but in cherishing what is made by human hands.

AI will keep transforming our lives. But as long as there are hands moved by the feel of raw materials, and hearts that long to create beauty through honest labor, craftsmanship will live on - treasured, stirring, and worthy of being held close.