artist from Tallinn, Estonia
mirroring physical paint with its digital representations
mirroring physical paint with its digital representations
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Series of paintings:
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105 × 85 cm
Acrylic and oil on canvas
2026
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100 × 75 cm
Acrylic and oil on canvas
2026
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130 × 160 cm
Acrylic and oil on canvas
2026
On display at group exhibition Errare humanum est. Painting at the Time of Artificial Intelligence in Duerr Gallery, Stockholm.
A face-to-face encounter between human gestures and generative image-making, where the two parties meet, make eye contact, greet each other, exchange pleasantries, and enter into a cautious dialogue — one in which the machine imitates what the human has created, and then vice versa, the human imitates the machine.
Since the winking smiley face is only conditionally visible, the communication between the two parties has been anything but straightforward. It is rather an error-ridden, winding, and clumsy journey, where a vast amount of human working hours and machine computing power has been spent in the name of a simple task — to create a smiley face. Much has also been lost and gained in translation.
Since the winking smiley face is only conditionally visible, the communication between the two parties has been anything but straightforward. It is rather an error-ridden, winding, and clumsy journey, where a vast amount of human working hours and machine computing power has been spent in the name of a simple task — to create a smiley face. Much has also been lost and gained in translation.
Series ;) displayed on the right. Duerr Gallery, Stockholm.
Photos by Albert Kerstna.
