Here a little of a personal.
I have been an artist in most parts of my life. I started with what I found in my childhood until I finally got stuck with graphite and charcoal for a few years. On the occasion of my 12th birthday, I got an iPad and an Apple pencil, and I got mad at high school for years of madness, where I grew up in painting. I have been jumping around the medium since then, trying to everything from pastel to marker, and reflects the art I make.
But recently, I have noticed that I’m not really digital, or at all. How quickly can AI produce art, I keep asking myself what’s the matter?
What happens when machines can work – fast, easy?
I chose to achieve the career -related goals, so it doesn’t matter to me, yet I indirectly affects my motivation. I still use AI tools – to help create most of the references, which has become part of my creative process in a way. But here’s a strange tension, I still can’t use myself to use anything other than photography AI style.
Art and creativity have been linked to being human for so long. Some say that there is something about AI art that “feels” is empty, but honestly we are moving forward, I suspect that it will be a long time. So where does it leave us?
In my opinion, the implementation of AI in robotics means that traditional art mediums are not “safe” from being prepared from AI (I mean, who doesn’t want to see the AI Robot painter at least once). One of my parts looks like I usually lose the stimulus of making art.
But at the same time, when I look at my work on my wall, I am proud of myself. I think that’s why I move myself forward and spend a lot of my energy and time on my pieces. Because when I have worked and I see it, I like the feeling that I get, that’s why I do it.
Even if a machine can produce a copy of the results, it cannot replace this process – to create dirty, personal, deep human movement from something. I think sometimes we forget that the art is not always about the final product, and that every step of making art is pure. It’s disappointing, slow and uncertain – but it’s like that.
Even if no one else sees it. Even if a algorithm could have done it fast.
Keep art for yourself.
That’s all I got.
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