I found this a thoughtful articulation of something still forming in the field. In my own practice using AI as part of a broader studio approach, I appreciate the emphasis on context and discernment over blanket positions for or against the technology.
I also recently wrote something on the way that luxury fashion brands use visual art to maintain an intellectualised distance from their employment of 'slop', but also to tap into a ubiquitous 'aesthetic of the present'/ new understanding of images. In that way, it's an ingenious marketing move. Would be interested to hear your thoughts!
I found this a thoughtful articulation of something still forming in the field. In my own practice using AI as part of a broader studio approach, I appreciate the emphasis on context and discernment over blanket positions for or against the technology.
Really interesting, I agree with you.
I also recently wrote something on the way that luxury fashion brands use visual art to maintain an intellectualised distance from their employment of 'slop', but also to tap into a ubiquitous 'aesthetic of the present'/ new understanding of images. In that way, it's an ingenious marketing move. Would be interested to hear your thoughts!
https://theartjournalmagazine.substack.com/cp/196110841
Well said