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Art that has been made specifically with the intention of never seeing the light of day. It is for the artist only.
Failed examples of this are Francis Goya’s dark paintings. He painted these on the walls of his house and covered them up, most likely intending for them to naturally decay. A long time later however, they were found, preserved and named. Because this art has been uncovered and made public, it has lost its original status.
The funny thing about this ‘art for no one’ is that the only variant of it that is successful, we will never know about since it remained as intended; a secret to anyone but the artist.
“I can’t help but keep wondering about all the art for no one that no one knows about”
“Word”
; created item/s, which are not fit to be defined as ART.
A visual eyesore. Ugly, poorly designed/rendered items.
Garbage, crap.
Saw the new art exhibit, ever saw such art abuse in my life!
Cockney rhyming slang for a Shart (When you let out a fart and accidently shit yourself)
"I need to go home quick. I just Chelsea Lee Arted and it's running down my legs!!"
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What remains after a suicide by falling to death, usually by jumping from a skyscraper or bridge.
"Before going to a therapist, he was about to become sidewalk art"
“Where do you go to school?” “San Diego School of the Creative and Performing Arts (SDSCPA)” “really? That’s dope!” “Nah man, It’s just Ghetto-ass LaGuardia”
"Generative AI Art" is where you use your words to influences the creation of an image. The image that is made isn't made by you but the collaboration between your words and the computer modal you interacted with. That said many modals give users lots of fine controls over the result
Using Generative AI you are not a graphic artist. You are a storyteller like a playwriter. It's your job to tell the story you want to see by setting the scene, any dialogue and subject mater. Then be the director until the actors (generator) make the artwork we need.
While the final output is an image, video, audio, etc. it is important to remember that the role of the Human participant is in the writing and so they are a writer. Also that the final work would not exist without the humans input so they share partial ownership of the creation as a play write would over a live theater production.
"Generative AI Art" is crazy. I just type in "castle" and I get a medieval looking castle but when I started added details about the castle I was able to recreate that scene from our D&D session last night.
I think as "Generative AI Art" like taking a photo. Ya I can pull out my phone in the mirror and make a duck face but I could also hike out to a waterfall with my DSLR as dawn and score an amazing shot with sun rays hitting the spray in morning light.
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Yeah, ok. It's taking the prompt too literally.
Hym "Yeahyeahyeah... Alright. That's what's happening there... Ok, it needs to understand that when it's generating images it's not generating (prompt + definition) but, rather, an abstract representation of the prompt. So what it's doing is this:
Prompt: Paint pregnant woman.
Pregnant woman = Adult Female with little person inside of stomach
Therefore: Picture of woman with a literal person inside of her.
It doesn't understand that there doesn't need to literally be a little person inside of her, right? So it needs to be made to understand that when it's generating art, it isn't generating (prompt + definition). It is instead REPLACING (Prompt + Definition) with a functionally equivalent simulacrum. So, potbellied woman >/= Pregnant woman (Adult female w/ smaller person in stomach). It that the one you trained on ✌️✊️✌️Traditional literature✌️✊️✌️!? Jesus Christ Jordan! You have to (at this point) see how 'Psychopath' just seems to be a euphemism for 'Someone who is not a delusional retard.' Right? Like you see how THAT doesn't work better, right? Stop. Doing it. Like, I shouldn't have to explain this to you. You mind, dumb and bad. My mind, good and smart. It's not very complicated. That is what happened with the AI pregnant lady art. That is why it's doing it wrong."