Bex Day Shoots for Vogue Mexico
Artistic fashion photography by Bex Day for Vogue Mexico. Bex Day’s photography and directing aim to break from standard conventions surrounding how people are viewed....
Sportive Aerial Photography by Ilanna Barkusky
These aerial shots by Ilanna Barkusky explore the intersection of sport and art through shape, shadows, and movement. Ilanna is a Canadian-born photographer and director...
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Collecting Vernacular Photography
back before Instagram… a young woman photographed with her 4×5 camera from an undated Kodachrome slide. As a photographer, I have been making photographs with...
All About Jacob’s Dream by Jusepe de Ribera
It is housed in Madrid’s Museo del Prado and measures 179 by 233 centimetres (70 inches by 92 inches).
On his left shoulder, Jacob rests his head against a tree. His dream ladder is seen in the distance on the other side of the room. An angelic ladder of light ascends and descends rather than an actual ladder made of wood.
Can AI Art Replace Artists?
As someone who appreciates art, the prospect of robots taking over the creative process worries me.
What it would imply for the field of art is something I find myself pondering.
What would happen if AI developed works that were on par with, if not superior to, human efforts?
Artificial intelligence (AI) software and hardware for creating pictures and other works of art has changed the creative process for artists of all stripes.
However, it has also inspired a range of responses, with some arguing that AI art generators are an attempt to supplant human imagination.