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Used generative fill to convert from portrait format to landscape & add a few additional elements.
Here's a link to the original photo:
www.flickr.com/photos/163940733@N02/53049907322/in/datepo...
Continuing my experiments with the new generative fill tool in Photoshop. The original photo (taken at Park Guell in Barcelona) had about a dozen tourists prominently featured in it. The far bench had someone sitting on it & the nearer bench was mostly obscured by people in front of it, but Photoshop recreated them almost perfectly. The fountain was created totally from generative fill text, but in many separate stages & with a lot of trial & error, not a single text prompt.
Playing with Photoshop's AI generative fill.
Ugly side of the house background to instant rain forest.
I really love this one, it has many details. It's like a generative war with lines and exploding pieces.
Created with actionscript: 10.000x10.000px
Available for print. contact me: mark.knol.at.gmail.com
Claywork/Correspondences : Situated interactions between bodies and habitats.
"Claywork/Correspondences" explores how clay, as a material, and the resulting artforms, can reveal situated interactions between bodies and habitats, emphasizing the material and relational aspects of human-environment connections.
Here's a deeper dive into the concept:
Clay as a Material of Connection:
Clay, being a natural material found in the earth, becomes a tangible link between humans and their environment. The act of working with clay, from gathering the raw material to shaping and firing it, involves a direct engagement with the earth and its processes.
Correspondences and Situated Interactions:
The term "correspondences" suggests a relationship or connection between different things, in this case, the human body and the habitat. By examining claywork, we can understand how humans interact with their environment, how their bodies are shaped by their surroundings, and how these interactions are reflected in the art they create.
Examples in Art and Culture:
Ceramics and Pottery: The creation of pottery and other ceramic objects demonstrates a deep connection to the earth and its resources. The process of shaping and firing clay involves a careful manipulation of the material, reflecting a knowledge of its properties and behavior.
Figurines and Sculptures: Clay figurines and sculptures can offer insights into the beliefs, practices, and social structures of past cultures. The forms and materials used in these objects can reveal how people perceived themselves and their relationship with the natural world.
Glazing and Decoration: The application of glazes and decorations on clay objects can further enhance the connection between the material and the artist's vision. Glazes, with their diverse colors and textures, can transform the raw material into a vibrant and expressive medium.
Beyond the Object:
The study of claywork can extend beyond the object itself to encompass the broader context of human-environment interactions. By analyzing the materials, techniques, and cultural meanings associated with clay, we can gain a deeper understanding of how humans have shaped and been shaped by their environments.
Mind and material engagement | Phenomenology and the Cognitive ...
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Springer
Clays and the Origin of Life: The Experiments - PMC
In our view, the most promising theory to explain the origin of life is centered around the interaction of active sites on clay mi...
PubMed Central
Cherokee Unaker, British Ceramics, and Productions of Whiteness ...
But there is a key difference: in contrast to the map, Indigenous human life on land is omitted. However, three small figures can ...
British Art Studies
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Generative AI is experimental.