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Didn’t know this masterpiece existed, now I wonder where it’s been all my life
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I’ve seen that in real life. It is in the museum of fine arts in Boston. I could not stop looking at all of the intricate details in the painting. It was truly one of the coolest paintings they I have ever seen.
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I'm once again thinking about that tweet that said "I didn't believe in the concept of a human soul until AI showed me what art is like without it"
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The Seventh Plague painting is genuinely so beautiful. I’m not particularly familiar with the story of the Plagues of Egypt, but John Martin really worked wonders with contrast and fear of otherworldly power in this one.
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one of the most badass paintings I’ve ever seen, bro was absolutely cooking
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I think a better argument would be that machines can't cross the gap from syntax to semantics. They are very good at learning to associate "shapes" (image shapes, letter shapes, sound shapes, ect) to other shapes, but at no time does an AI have a "thought" that it wants to communicate and in order to do so encodes that thought into specific shapes because those shapes have some semantic meaning to it subjectively or otherwise. The real question is if semantics is really just an incredibly large, general network of shape associations when you get down to it.
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that painting in the museum looks out of this world how good it is
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He did his thesis on this painting and just wanted a way to share it with us.
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That’s actually my favorite piece of art of all time. Did a paper of it back in college and was so excited to be able to see it in person at the Boston Art Museum. Love it so much.
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One of the most beautiful paintings I’ve ever seen
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I've never seen the Seventh Plague of Egypt by John Martin before, but the indigo/blurple sky looks so fearsome, but in a good way.
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John Martin will forever be my favourite painter for his masterful use of contrast and scale.
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How have i never heard of this painting before?! Its so beautiful! The detailwork and contrast on the clouds especially!
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Art done by humans is no joke. I once saw a giant painting in the Tel Aviv museum of art, that pictured a bunch of Jewish people of all ages praying in a synagogue. But there was so much more to it, that I can’t even describe. The size made them look slightly bigger than real life, the details were immaculate, down to the veins on people’s eyelids and there were three women, hidden in the background, whose eyes followed the viewer wherever he goes. I looked at it for 30 minutes straight and started to cry. Seriously I’m normally not a sentimental person, but this thing somehow got me 😅
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This is one of my favorite paintings! Glad to see it getting some recognition
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That John Martin painting is legitimately one of the most gorgeous paintings I’ve ever seen. I’ve never gasped seeing a painting before until this one. Thanks for exposing me to it.
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The AI one looks like the illustrations in children’s Bibles.
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I was fully expecting him to say “this is actually a copy made by ai”
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I only ever see people talk about the finished product, but not the creation process. I think there’s so much inherent value in the making of something, both to the artist and the audience.
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@shelbypowell9919
1 year ago
The artist wants to say something, the algorithm has to correctly answer the question
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