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Re: Show HN: I built an AI art installation at home generating new pieces on the fly

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Post by pessimizer »

artiszt wrote: post #29
ghostbrainalpha wrote: post #23

Earlier quoted context omitted.

He just needs a higher resolution screen, a screen that is much bigger, and placed inside of very nice frame. With the cables hidden. Then it's ready for the gallery. Especially if you could come up with a way to filter out some of the images that look too much like how a random broken monitor will output. This image in particular feels like "real" art to me. https://imgur.com/gaJVSs3

it's okay as it is -- IF, and only IF, the artist says so ! Rauschenberg too, as well as Lichtenstein and many others, wouldn't have liked it a bit being turned into some hotair egomaniac 0-creative wraped in plastic in some fin-groupies Schnabel'oesque or Koons'ian gallery spot

If they're dead we shouldn't worry about what they would think about what we do; we have enough to worry about.

Re: Show HN: I built an AI art installation at home generating new pieces on the fly

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Post by phkahler »

prions wrote: post #30
mfi wrote: post #2

I just finished my latest project, building an AI art installation at home, generating 100 % unique artworks on the fly. Just push the button below the screen and another one will be displayed. When the button has been pushed, the old artwork is deleted and can't be retrieved again. Setup: * An Nvidia Jetson Xavier NX was used for all logic, machine learning inference, art kiosk GUI etc. * A StyleGAN was used to gene…

This is really cool! I'd love to seed the GAN with my own artwork and generate new pieces in my style

Or seed it with XKCD.

Re: Show HN: I built an AI art installation at home generating new pieces on the fly

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Post by kamilszybalski »

prions wrote: post #30
mfi wrote: post #2

I just finished my latest project, building an AI art installation at home, generating 100 % unique artworks on the fly. Just push the button below the screen and another one will be displayed. When the button has been pushed, the old artwork is deleted and can't be retrieved again. Setup: * An Nvidia Jetson Xavier NX was used for all logic, machine learning inference, art kiosk GUI etc. * A StyleGAN was used to gene…

This is really cool! I'd love to seed the GAN with my own artwork and generate new pieces in my style

this comment seeded an interesting idea! Many artists and photographers want to get into the NFT space but they don't necessarily have experience in digital art creation.

If you could leverage AI to generate digital art based on real artist/photographer inputs, perhaps you could create a nice little marketplace business.. or maybe just a simple AI generator plugin for an existing marketplace..

Re: Show HN: I built an AI art installation at home generating new pieces on the fly

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Post by jnwatson »

mfi wrote: post #44
mirroregami wrote: post #42

Really cool. One piece of feedback: Try to get the white balance to better match the warm wight light of the room. The tv will blend in much much better.

Thanks, I'll try to improve the balance :)

See 1 for an innovative example of auto-calibrating brightness and white balance.

1. https://www.claybavor.com/blog/a-canvas-made-of-pixels

Re: Show HN: I built an AI art installation at home generating new pieces on the fly

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Post by arsome »

orangegreen wrote: post #5

I wonder if using a color e-ink display would make the art look more appealing on a wall.

A little white balance work would go a long way I suspect. An OLED panel would really make things pop, but the burn-in issue might be a problem unless you had it rotating very regularly.
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