What do you think about this technology?

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Post June 21st, 2006, 10:17 am

I would like to discuss scopes of the dynamic painting.
For example this is of one of instances of the dynamic picture "Alternative Reality":

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Dynamic Painting is a computer technology assisting an artist to create images on a computer screen (it's 100% digital, of course) Using this approach it possible create pictures which are not stat.ic, but dynamic. They are changing and developing themselves as time goes. Being a fusion of fine art and computer technologies, it is an extremely attractive non-stop show.
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Post June 21st, 2006, 10:17 am

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Post June 21st, 2006, 11:03 am

So what you are saying is that the picture moves, randomly? Thats neato, if it does.
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Post June 21st, 2006, 11:34 am

The link isn't working for me.
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Post June 21st, 2006, 11:39 am

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So what you are saying is that the picture moves, randomly? Thats neato, if it does.

The picture created on fly. Look at the gallery3 for instance: http://www.sanbase.com/art/gallery3.html - all these pictures is ONE dynamic picture at various moments of time. But as you can see the common stylistics are constant because it is the same picture.

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Post June 21st, 2006, 4:58 pm

Personally I don't like abstract art. Random or intentional.
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Post June 21st, 2006, 7:03 pm

So an artist draws one abstract, and a computer synthesizes the rest?

Im not sure I understand it correctly.

Neat, but one wonders if the synthesized images would actually be considered art.
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Post June 22nd, 2006, 6:04 am

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Personally I don't like abstract art. Random or intentional.

I'm not sure that it is abstract. IMHO: Abstract is Kandinsky, Pollock etc. Look at this one, for example:

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Is it looks like an abstract painting? I don't think so.

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So an artist draws one abstract, and a computer synthesizes the rest?
Not at all. The artist creates the esthetic approach and the basic principles of creation of a picture, and then the computer, based on that, creates millions of variations of the subject.
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Neat, but one wonders if the synthesized images would actually be
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I think it's Art, why not? Computer cannot 'syntesize' something without a human. Order to your computer - "Create a picture!" :D
The computer is just the means. An artist has his tools - brushes, a sculptor – a chisel. I create paintings, and the computer just displays them. Off course, I do not generate the infinite number of all possible combinations and permutations. I generate the initial color palettes and forms (approximately 1,000 of initial images are done manually). Furthermore, I create the program, which transforms colors and shapes. In other words, I prescribe its future behavior. After that, the painting begins to live on it own. It's like DNA. I create DNA of the picture instead of completed picture.
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Post June 22nd, 2006, 8:19 am

I like how these images can make your eyes look at it in different ways. To me that is Abstract, but i guess it is just a matter of opinion.

A photo i took last year is a perfect example of Abstract art. Click Here to see the Photo.

I think they are really neat pieces of work. Well done.
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Post June 22nd, 2006, 12:19 pm

I understand your point, and Im sure we would have many different opinions on this.

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An artist has his tools - brushes, a sculptor – a chisel


However, those tools don't use themselves to create a work. With the absense of human input it just seems synthetic to me.

Its not to say that it isn't good, it just lacks a human element to it. A synthetic Diamond still looks like a diamond to an untrained eye.

Even if the artist programmed the software to make a piece 100% the way he wanted it to, but was not there actually to create the image - Id have to think there is something missing. The human element.

Its an interesting argument.
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Post June 22nd, 2006, 1:35 pm

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IEven if the artist programmed the software to make a piece 100% the way he wanted it to, but was not there actually to create the image - Id have to think there is something missing. The human element.
Its an interesting argument.


OK. This is Art WITH human element:

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You are ready to pay for this masterpiece $11,000,000? No? Well, you wish to pay $100 and to hang up this picture on YOUR wall?.. I do not think so...

OK, Dynamic painting is not Art. It is an element of design. Why not? The question is: what it is more preferable for you - the Rotho masterpiece or a dynamic picture which varies all time?
For instance this one:

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Post June 22nd, 2006, 1:42 pm

I wouldn't hang your picture on my wall :lol:
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Post June 22nd, 2006, 1:52 pm

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I wouldn't hang your picture on my wall :lol:


Yes, that is because you have a shiny new apartment which will be full of pictures handed to you by your family etc etc :wink:
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Post June 22nd, 2006, 2:44 pm

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I wouldn't hang your picture on my wall

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Post June 22nd, 2006, 3:24 pm

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