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On a sunny day you walk past the park and they are empty...
No yells, screams, bangs and prangs.....
Just a sad silence and yearning swings....
Information and credits are on the blog post - rissasecondlife.blogspot.com/2019/05/missing-you.html
the miracle of light, horses,stars, water and shine is over... LEA 25 is left again... I will miss you like I never missed a place in Second Life before... :´(
Explored July 2th, 2014 #103
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As we are currently living in London there are some days that we totally miss home!
Here is a shot from our last Summer holiday 2014 in New Zealand only months before jet-setting to the other side of the world to live.
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in our garden this year :-( Large On Black
Netzblatt-Schwertlilie (Iris reticulata)
2008 in our garden - Frankfurt-Nordend
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This boat was flipped upright when we first arrived, and once we were about to leave, i went over and saw that it had flipped upside down. The water had risen a lot in the 2 hours that we were there.
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Cokin GND filter.
Van Gogh walking by Bruno Catalano Part of the Public Art exhibit on Park Avenue South in Manhattan this summer.
Milky Way from Sunrise at MRNP this past summer.
This is a 3-shot pano.
(You'll notice the climbers' headlamps as they are making their way to summit before daybreak.)
In my life I learned
How to love
How to smile
How to be happy
How to be strong
How to sing
How to work hard
But...
I didn’t learn how to stop MISSING YOU!!!
À travers quatre thèmes distincts, l’exposition Missing Mirror invite à regarder au-delà de la surface de l’intelligence artificielle.
Dans le premier chapitre, « Missing Bodies », les artistes donnent forme à une apparence physique de l’IA.
Le deuxième chapitre, « Missing Person », réfléchit à la capacité de l’IA à devenir un substitut de l’homme, pas nécessairement sous une forme physique, mais plutôt « en exprimant son essence immatérielle », relèvent les curateurices.
Dans « Missing Camera », le chapitre trois, cette nouvelle technologie prend la place de l’appareil photo pour immortaliser des événements qui n’ont jamais eu lieu ou qui n’ont jamais pu être photographiés.
Enfin, dans l’ultime chapitre, « Missing Viewer », les artistes réfléchissent à l’une des évolutions de l’intelligence artificielle les plus menaçantes, l’absence d’humain⸱es : l’IA fonctionnerait désormais de façon autonome, en développant une perception de soi indépendante de ses inventeur⸱ses.
L’exposition présente le travail d’artistes internationaux qui réfléchissent au danger et au potentiel de l’IA. Ces interrogations sont également abordées dans le numéro 66 de Foam Magazine, qui se penche sur les récents progrès de l’IA et en examine l’impact sur notre relation avec les images, avec nous-mêmes et avec notre perception de la réalité.
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Across four distinct themes, the exhibition Missing Mirror invites us to look beyond the surface of artificial intelligence.
In the first chapter, “Missing Bodies,” the artists give form to a physical appearance of AI.
The second chapter, “Missing Person,” considers AI’s capacity to become a substitute for humans, not necessarily in physical form, but rather “by expressing its immaterial essence,” the curators note.
In “Missing Camera,” chapter three, this new technology takes the place of the camera to immortalize events that never happened or could never be photographed.
Finally, in the final chapter, “Missing Viewer,” the artists consider one of the most threatening developments in artificial intelligence, the absence of humans: AI would now function autonomously, developing a sense of self independent of its inventors.
The exhibition features the work of international artists who reflect on the danger and potential of AI. These questions are also addressed in issue 66 of Foam Magazine, which looks at recent advances in AI and examines their impact on our relationship with images, with ourselves, and with our perception of reality.
credit : Maria Mavropoulou
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