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LIES-1 by Ümüt Yildiz

Ümüt Yildiz

LIES-1

Video, 2023

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About the artwork

This is dedicated to Someone who makes me laugh --- In a mesmerizing blend of technology and artistry, a digital masterpiece emerges, born from the collaboration of a Language Model (LLM) and Text 2 Video workflow. Abstract shapes pulse with life, intricately woven by algorithms into a tribute to the elegance of womanhood. Each brushstroke, guided by code, pays homage to the resilience and beauty of femininity. Through the lens of artificial intelligence, the artwork transcends pixels, evoking profound emotions and inviting introspection. This fusion of innovation and creativity blurs the lines between the tangible and the abstract, inviting viewers on a journey of wonder. Ultimately, this artwork celebrates not only the form of a woman but also the limitless possibilities that arise when technology and imagination unite. No Sound

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About the artist

Ümüt Yildiz

Ümüt Yildiz is a lecturer of Creative Coding in Design at Niederrhein University of Applied Sciences and lives in Cologne and Berlin, where he has been exploring artificial intelligence since 2018. Outside of his teaching, he often collaborates with artists such as Cro, and Bilderbuch and brands such as Bulgari, Tods, and Vogue Italia, testing the limits of current technologies. He participated as an exhibitor in the NFT Pavilion 2022 Venice Biennale. His work is characterized by themes of humanism and controversy through the use of original production. The intervention of artificial intelligence in the visual material of original production allows an interpretation of reality free from the mechanisms of rationalist self-determination of man, introducing the concept of "memory" of the machine, which does not preserve any experience paradigms or culture inherent in human nature. Visual works are created that catalyze the world of the irrational and the unconscious, where the need to create order is less, leaving room for a more intuitive and ancient vision of the subject.