Artificial Intelligence "images" translated physically (oil on canvas). In brief, the images on the left in 'Edmond de Belamy' and 'Le Bron de Belamy' are produced by AI / ML and are among the first AI images sold at auction produced by ML. With existing data, we have trained AI/ML that a portrait is a colonial white male. In the medium of the paintings, I reiterate this training, in hope of brining it to a new frame. I also question if these "images" can be described as such under our current definitions and understandings of the term, especially within the context of NFTs and image making.
Edmond de Belamy 62x40" (01 left "original," 02-03 right, oil on canvas)
Le Baron de Belamy 34x28" (01 left "original," 02-04 right, oil on canvas)
Collaboration with @copy.png 36x60 (oil on canvas):
Frankenthaler Braford Rothko (oil on canvas, painting like AI using the styles of three prominent artist)
If I "copy" the style of artists in the same way as AI, will it be viewed in the same way as AI "stealing" artists' work?
If I "copy" the style of artists in the same way as AI, will it be viewed in the same way as AI "stealing" artists' work?
⌘Z (First and Last Lithograph)
24 x 17, Edition of 17, ©2012
24 x 17, Edition of 17, ©2012
MONSTER FACTS: MONSTERS!
letterpress and linoprint books, illustration collab with @xxmedium
edition of 15
letterpress and linoprint books, illustration collab with @xxmedium
edition of 15
The difference between jokes and questions
