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David Dephy
“Perhaps AI isn’t eroding human creativity—it’s giving it new pressure to evolve.”
David Dephy is an award-winning American poet, novelist, essayist, and multimedia artist who holds a Master of Fine Arts degree accredited by Globe Language USA. He founded the Poetry Orchestra and American Poetry Intersection and serves as the Poet-in-Residence for Brownstone Poets from 2024 to 2025. NASA, Lunar Codex, and Brick Street Poetry sent David’s poem, “A Sense of Purpose,” to the Moon in 2025.
Recognized as a “Literature Luminary” by Bowery Poetry, a “Stellar Poet” by Voices of Poetry, and an “Incomparable Poet” by Statorec, he has also been called “Brilliant Grace” by Headline Poetry & Press and praised for his “Extremely Unique Poetic Voice” by Cultural Daily.
In 2017, Dephy was exiled from his native country of Georgia and granted immediate and indefinite political asylum in the U.S. His wife and 9-year-old son reunited with him in the U.S. in 2023 after 7 years of exile. He lives and works in New York City.
David Dephy
“Perhaps AI isn’t eroding human creativity—it’s giving it new pressure to evolve.”
David Dephy is an award-winning American poet, novelist, essayist, and multimedia artist who holds a Master of Fine Arts degree accredited by Globe Language USA. He founded the Poetry Orchestra and American Poetry Intersection and serves as the Poet-in-Residence for Brownstone Poets from 2024 to 2025. NASA, Lunar Codex, and Brick Street Poetry sent David’s poem, “A Sense of Purpose,” to the Moon in 2025.
Recognized as a “Literature Luminary” by Bowery Poetry, a “Stellar Poet” by Voices of Poetry, and an “Incomparable Poet” by Statorec, he has also been called “Brilliant Grace” by Headline Poetry & Press and praised for his “Extremely Unique Poetic Voice” by Cultural Daily.
In 2017, Dephy was exiled from his native country of Georgia and granted immediate and indefinite political asylum in the U.S. His wife and 9-year-old son reunited with him in the U.S. in 2023 after 7 years of exile. He lives and works in New York City.
