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  • Sending you my Love

    “Sending You My Love” features a curated selection of unique works created using Playform AI by artists Chellcy Reitsma, Domenico Barra, J. Rosenbaum, Martin Lukas Ostachowski, Noortje Stortelder, Roxy Savage, […]

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  • Melbourne fringe: Frankenstein’s Telephone

    Frankenstein’s telephone is coming to Melbourne Fringe festival 2020 as a Pants Off event! Explore connected AI algorithms online and make bizarre artworks and watch the chain of events unfold […]

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  • a segmentation an generated image. it is multicolored splurges in burgundy, lime, teal, brown and red.

    Frankenstein’s Telephone

    Frankenstein’s Telephone’ is a conceptual artwork created using artificial intelligence to examine how computer vision expresses gender classifications. Each of the images in the sequence  are snapshots of that document how various neural networks have generated an image based on a prompt phrase

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  • Frankenstein’s Telephone – online AI art interactive exhibition

    Thanks to a generous contribution from the City of Melbourne and their covid19 relief grant program I am proud to announce that I will be making Frankenstein’s Telephone, previously seen […]

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  • The new (ab)normal

    I am delighted to announce that have some artwork in RMIT Gallery’s inaugural online exhibition  The new (ab)normal, exploring isolation in conjunction with neural networks and landscapes. These AI artworks […]

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  • Clouds: The 6th International Exhibition on New Media Art 2020

    An international exhibition of new media art and artists exploring identity, culture and creation. CICA Museum March 25 – April 12 , 2020 2020. 03. 25 – 04. 12 Featured […]

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  • 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+ […]

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  • a marble face of a nonbinary person made up of marble faces in various stages of generation by a GAN

    Set in Stone

    Set in Stone is an ongoing artistic project resulting from my inquiries into training bias out of image generation algorithms. I used a discrete 3D rendered dataset, firstly of masculine marble faces, then adding in feminine marble faces, and finally faces that break out of the binary mold by exploring color and diverse hairstyles. The…

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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 […]

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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 […]

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