Garbage Time
Visit a 3d scan of the McBride class exhibition Garbage Time at the recent Rundgang of the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf.
Visit a 3d scan of the McBride class exhibition Garbage Time at the recent Rundgang of the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf.
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These drawings were made in the context of the exhibition 74th Bergische Kunstausstellung, where I exhibited the work THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX. A school class was given the task by their teacher to draw me in the tank. The results were recomposed by Stable Diffusion.
Ongoing graphic novel project by ChatGPT and Stable Diffusion, vaguely based on the novel “The Flamethrowers” by Rachel Kushner.
The installation, entitled „Data Dreams Dada,“ serves as an exploration into the ontological dichotomy of human creativity and artificial intelligence technology through the lens of linguistic manipulation.
“Beyond its role as a mere creative prompt, I believe that a prompt can be elevated to the status of an artwork itself. Just as art can inspire and evoke emotion, a prompt can spark new ideas and guide the creative process. In this way, a prompt becomes a tool for unlocking the limitless potential of artistic expression.”
– ChatGPT
The Ben J. Riepe Company is hosting a series of workshops exploring the reality of physical experiences in art, featuring invited guests.
The video projection from the art action „Zero Rhine Infinity“ by Till Bödeker and Johannes Raimann projects the scientific image of a black hole onto a sailboat.
The work Whiteboard 24.52 01.23 was exhibited on September 12 on the occasion of the commemoration days South-South Cooperation Day, Remembrance Day, Homeland Day, World Rubber Day, Open Monument Day, Headache and Migraine Day. The exhibition will be on display at Palace at Worringer Platz, Düsseldorf until 10.10.2021.
“Go with the Flow” is an artwork that consists of a printed towel with a pixelated captcha image on a clothesline, which allows the text on the towel to be interpreted and connects it to the towel as both form and content.