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Aisha II (2018) Three photographic prints on translucent vellum, physically cut and woven together 17¼ x 13⅜ x ⅛ in; 41.8 x 34 x 0.3 cm Sheilah II (2018) Three photographic prints on translucent vellum, physically cut and woven together 17½ x 12⅛ x ⅛ in; 44.5 x 30.8 x 0.3 cm

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4.5k years old, but kind of brand new.

#Ancient Egypt #craft #metropolitan museum of art

Sheilah (2018) Three photographic prints on translucent vellum, physically cut and woven together 39½ x 31⅞ x ⅛ in; 100.3 x 81 x 0.3 cm

Nouri (2018) Three photographic prints on translucent vellum, physically cut and woven together 38⅜ x 30⅛ x ⅛ in; 97.2 x 76.5 x 0.3 cm

Aisha (2018) Photographic prints on translucent vellum, physically woven together 39¾ x 31 x ⅛ in; 101 x 78.7 x 0.3 cm

#david samuel stern #woven portrait #vellum #weaving #woven #craft #art #photography #portrait #woman #harness #leather #portrait photography #nude #kunst #fotografia #fotographie #abstract

Theo (2018) Three photographic prints on archival vellum, physically cut and woven together 36¼ x 25½ x ⅛ in; 92.1 x 64.8 x 0.3 cm

#new work #portriat #photography #woven portrait #woven portraits #david samuel stern #man #abstract #abstraction #paper #vellum #weaving #weave #craft #hand made

Yellowstone National Park March 2018

#yellowstone #park #national park #geyser #hot spring #photography #film #35mm #analogue #analog

In Montana, you’re always surrounded by mountains in the distance. And if you drive to those mountains, you’ll find you’re surrounded by mountains.

Pray, Montana March 2018

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// Pinhole Cinema //

Creative lab ‘LENS’, based in Tokyo, have composed this rather beautiful video detailing some adventures with their innovative, fun-sized cinema!

Putting aside the fact that it really would be just a fun-as-hell day to wander around with one of these bad boys sitting on your noggin (head) - a pinhole cinema would be a fantastic way of introducing a better understanding of photography to enthusiasts of all ages!

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Mario Klingemann: Cameraless Photography with Neural Networks

Video of talk from @mario-klingemann at The Photographers Gallery, London, on the subject of making Art with neural networks:

Coinciding with his current project on our Media Wall, Mario Klingemann will be in conversation with Daniel Rourke discussing his recent work which employs machine learning to create visual imagery in a process he calls “Neurography”. In recent months, attention has been drawn to the use of adversarial neural networks to produce entirely fictitious photographic images and their potential use and mis-use in a post-truth age. Reflecting on the ways in which machines are being trained at an increasing rate to learn new skills - from creating to interpreting images - Mario will unpack the creative possibilities presented by neural networks.

Some of Mario’s work is currently being shown at the gallery - you can find out more here