The camera replaced painting and illustration, only to be replaced by generative artificial intelligence — the culmination of two-dimensional image creation throughout the ages.
Throughout history, art has evolved. Creative human expression in various forms imitates God’s creation or the perception of it — art Movements Range from Medici-commissioned representational religious realism to the work of artists who intentionally diverged from established tradition. With a paintbrush in hand, or a bucket in Pollock's case, various artists, such as Monet, challenged the status quo. Perception, emotion, symbolism, and scientific color theory became the muses. The art world has undergone and will continue to undergo change. In the digital age, science provides the means, and technology serves as the medium for creating new and intriguing works with words.
The inquisitive and observational disciplines of art and science have converged, inviting individuals from all walks of life to experience the satisfaction of collaboration in producing delightful outcomes. This movement began with machine learning, which has progressed from calculating equations to responding to typed descriptions and creating images that are beneficial for every interest, profession, trade, or discipline. Platforms like Microsoft Bing Image Creator, powered by DALL·E 3, and Runway serve as silent partners in creating images that can be refined using tools provided by programs such as Adobe Photoshop.
The machine created beauty from ashes. What once appeared to it as fuzzy, pixelated ashes transformed into clear images as it learned the distinction. Importantly, the machine does not appropriate existing human works of art; rather, it references them to create original art based on linguistic prompts. In a meeting of minds, modern interconnected machinery serves as a platform where minds throughout the ages converge, collaborating to create art. This synthesis of art and technology underscores the potential for innovation and creativity in the contemporary art landscape.
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Embracing technology, utilizing the power of artificial intelligence to tap into the rich tapestry of artwork spanning centuries, and leveraging advanced print capabilities to create engaging works of art.
Limited edition prints are numbered 1 through 50. Please allow three weeks for delivery (five weeks for orders placed between mid-September and early October 2025). If you prefer a different size or a print of any image on this website, please email me for a quote. Prints are also available on paper, metal, and plexiglass.
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