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Nú er ég loks kominn heim by Doopiidoo

Doopiidoo

Nú er ég loks kominn heim

Video, 2023

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About the artwork

In the realms of the living and the realms of dreams, some souls linger in our memories, even when they are no longer with us. They come in dreams, in moments of silence and inspiration, answering the questions we pose in the present. Life's paths may diverge, but it does not mean our connection with them must cease. Through time and space, we perceive them as stars in the firmament of our memory. Perhaps, even now, just as they, we find our own homes, each in our own worlds, yet bound by threads of nostalgia and love. AI-generated images. AI-generated video.

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About the artist

Doopiidoo

Doopiidoo is a Russian AI artist with over a decade of experience in product design, currently based in Serbia. Driven by a deep curiosity for modern technologies and tools, he began exploring artificial intelligence and selected MidJourney as the primary tool. Recently, he has expanded his artistic practice to include AI-driven animation generated with Runway. In 2023, Doopiidoo showcased his works at more than 10 prestigious locations, including Paris, Seoul, Lisbon, Los Angeles and New York. His pieces were showed at the iconic Times Square, in collaboration with SuperChief Gallery. He was also featured at the Stroke art fair in Munich and in Rome, through a partnership with Satyrus Meta Art. From 2023 Doopiidoo is a permanent artist of Daily Fellowship platform. His works were also selected for the prestigious festival, The Wrong Biennale. Doopiidoo's art explores memorable images and their distinct attributes, bringing to life characters from diverse worlds and epochs, ranging from ancient deities to ghosts, extraterrestrials, and stylish modern individuals. His works are characterized by their vibrancy, the integrity of their forms, and a style that leaves ample room for the viewer's imagination. Over the past year, working with MidJourney, he has created over 200,000 images.