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  • Nuit Rose: Hidden Worlds

    What does gender look like when created by a machine? When given idealized figures from Greek and Roman statues how does a machine interpret them, create its own? And how […]

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    Knox Immerse 2019: Hidden Worlds

    What does gender look like when created by a machine? When given idealized figures from Greek and Roman statues how does a machine interpret them, create its own? And how […]

  • Nuit Rose: Hidden Worlds

    What does gender look like when created by a machine? When given idealized figures from Greek and Roman statues how does a machine interpret them, create its own? And how […]

  • Body of Knowledge

    Can computers see gender? Without being trained in traditional binary notions of gender what can they produce? And how do we interpret the results? J. Rosenbaum presents a paper on their project Hidden Worlds, an exhibition of Artificial Intelligence Computer Generated artworks and mobile Augmented Reality technologies to see gender through the lens of computer vision. Rosenbaum’s last works used AI to interpret their creations, this […]

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  • Uncanny Valley

    Enter the Uncanny Valley, an unnerving place, a place to explore computer generated people, to transplant their faces onto your own and see humanity and the posthuman surrealism of snapchat […]

  • AWS Community Day Melbourne

    Join the largest AWS community event in Australia with Jeff Barr, Chief Evangelist & VP AWS Community Day Australia is a free full-day event dedicated to AWS User Groups and […]

  • a gray low poly face on a black background disappearing into a wireframe.

    Knox Immerse 2019: Hidden Worlds

    What does gender look like when created by a machine? When given idealized figures from Greek and Roman statues how does a machine interpret them, create its own? And how […]

  • Uncanny Valley

    Enter the Uncanny Valley, an unnerving place, a place to explore computer generated people, to transplant their faces onto your own and see humanity and the posthuman surrealism of snapchat […]

  • Future Histories

    Banyule Council is proud to present Future Histories as part of our celebration of Midsumma Festival 2020. This art exhibition is a safe space for people to engage with LGBTIQ+ issues, and explores current themes facing the LGBTIQ+ community with a focus on gender diversity. Each of the artists explores these complex ideas, drawing from […]

  • Future Histories

    Banyule Council is proud to present Future Histories as part of our celebration of Midsumma Festival 2020. This art exhibition is a safe space for people to engage with LGBTIQ+ issues, and explores current themes facing the LGBTIQ+ community with a focus on gender diversity. Each of the artists explores these complex ideas, drawing from […]