References
Pebbles in the pockets
References
Pebbles in the pockets
Phones Ruin Art (and Artists)
Most of the art we look at is on a screen. And not just any screen, but a phone screen.
in some cases—and despite a graphical representation in its user interface that shows the chatbot “reading” specific source material before giving a reply to a prompt—Perplexity is summarizing not actual news articles but reconstructions of what they say based on URLs and traces of them left in search engines like extracts and metadata,
In one case, the text it generated falsely claimed that WIRED had reported that a specific police officer in California had committed a crime.
“Technique encompasses the totality of present-day society,” wrote Ellul. “Man is caught like a fly in a bottle. His attempts at culture, freedom, and creative endeavour have become mere entries in technique’s filing cabinet.”
Since starting his pursuit of painting in 2013 and beginning to exhibit in 2016, Artamonov has honed a unique style, blending abstract expression with organic geometry. His work, characterised by dynamic forms and a vivid colour palette, challenges the conventional boundaries of medium and style. The exhibition features a range of works, each
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