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Midjourney and the MEME renaissance

April 2, 2023

Ladies and gentlemen, it’s time to strap yourselves in and get ready for the ride of your life because we are about to witness a meme renaissance like never before! That’s right, I’m talking about the new tech that’s taking the world by storm – Midjourney! But why is Midjourney going to be the catalyst...Read More

ai, art, digital culture

The Intersection of Philosophy, Art, and AI: A Glimpse into @ParisAIembrace

March 30, 2023

by arantzazu

The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and its integration into various aspects of our lives has sparked a fascinating philosophical debate, particularly in the realm of art. The emergence of AI-driven Midjourney art creation has revolutionized the art industry, giving birth to captivating paintings, illustrations, and photographs that mesmerize audiences worldwide. Two prominent philosophical perspectives,...Read More

ai, art

“Year Zero”: The Groundbreaking Transmedia Album by Nine Inch Nails

March 29, 2023

by arantzazu

In 2007, Nine Inch Nails, the iconic industrial rock band led by Trent Reznor, released “Year Zero,” an ambitious transmedia project that aimed to tell a dystopian story across a range of media platforms. The project included an album, a website, an alternate reality game (ARG), and even a series of live shows that incorporated...Read More

digital culture, music

Zarya of the Dawn: Midjourney – Exploring the Intersection of AI, Art, and Copyright

March 29, 2023

by arantzazu

Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to push the boundaries of human creativity, generating fascinating and innovative works of art. One such AI-generated artwork that has captured the attention of both the art and tech worlds. The comic raises important questions about the nature of artistic creation, intellectual property, and the role of AI in the creative...Read More

ai, art, books

The Binary Book of Changes: I Ching and Its Connection to Digital Culture

March 28, 2023

by arantzazu

The ancient Chinese divination text, the I Ching, or the Book of Changes, has been a cornerstone of Eastern philosophy for thousands of years. This book, composed of 64 hexagrams, is built on the principles of binary systems, making it more relevant than ever in today’s digital age. As we continue to integrate technology into...Read More

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How to See: AI and the Future of Art: A new era of artistic expression unfold

March 28, 2023

by arantzazu

Get ready for a groundbreaking and inspiring journey through the world of art and artificial intelligence! MoMA presents an extraordinary series that delves deep into the intersection of creativity and technology, showcasing the innovative ways artists are using AI to transform the art world. This video serie explore the possibilities, the ethical concerns, and the...Read More

ai, art

Revolutionizing Creativity: How AI is Transforming the Art World

March 28, 2023

by arantzazu

Art has always evolved with the times, and today’s artists are no exception. As technology becomes increasingly integrated into our lives, the art world is embracing the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to push the boundaries of creative expression. In this article, we’ll explore the emergence of AI-generated art and how cutting-edge technologies like style...Read More

ai, art

Switch Off TV

May 4, 2020

by arantzazu

Just yesterday, Alan Rusbridger, who served as the Guardian’s editor from 1995 to 2015, penned a column with the title, “This is a key moment in the public’s view of mainstream news” . here’s no denying that quality journalism is, and always will be, essential. Rusbridger pointed out that during the initial phase of World...Read More

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#Covid19 · #Graffiti

April 27, 2020

by arantzazu

While artists around the world are tapping their creativity to help find new ways to deal with the impact of the global pandemic. And then there are the graffiti and mural artists have been busy painting some pretty incredible coronavirus-inspired works on walls and buildings across the globe. The following is a collection of such...Read More

art

I do Confess…

April 21, 2020

by arantzazu

Once upon a time, I loathed social media, blaming these platforms for annihilating the essence of the “pure net,” which was brimming with creators, outlaws, and radical thinkers. My mantra revolved around #resilience and #resistance, battling the #viralnetworks that threatened our online havens and eroded our privacy (though now I’m more concerned about our beloved...Read More

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EōN by Jean Michel Jarre. The Infinite Narrative

April 18, 2020

by arantzazu

Jean Michel Jarre, the trailblazer of electronic music, once more delivers a twist, presenting us with a novel concept: a meta-album encapsulated within an app where art and science, poetry and data meld together, crafting a living experience through generative music and art. The algorithm never ceases, and the melodies you hear shall never play...Read More

art, music

PornHub nails it one more time.

April 10, 2020

by arantzazu

The company launch this week a parody site in collaboration with Amazon Dating Creators to remind us the importance of handwashing to prevent Covid19 spread There have been a lot of conversation about brands and advertising communication during the Covid19 pandemia and even if there have been great campaigns so far… today I would like...Read More

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Tested for the Unexpected.

April 9, 2020

by arantzazu

Here It goes this little/ big gem. An Ad produced by the ad agency Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO · London in 1993. The client? Dunlop Tyres (a subsidiary of Goodyear’s). The commercial was directed by British director Tony Kaye. Years later, he was known for directing American History X (1998), although he repudiated the final...Read More

East Meets West: Kirsten Dunst, Murakami & McG

March 30, 2020

by arantzazu

Kirsten Dunst, the Japanese pop artist Takashi Murakami collaborates with Hollywood director McG for a short film. In 2010 London’s Tate Modern museum exhibition “Pop Life: Art in a Material World”, featured an unusual collaboration between McG, one of Hollywood’s biggest commercial directors, and Takashi Murakami, Japan’s king of pop art: a four-minute film starring...Read More

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