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Glass Forest: AI Creates Real-Looking Crystal Trees
Look at this amazing AI image. It shows a forest where the leaves are made of glass. The trees have brown trunks and branches, but all the leaves are clear, shiny glass pieces. Sunlight makes them sparkle and show colors. It looks like a real photo, not fake.
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New Materials: How AI makes natural things out of unexpected materials.
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Glass Forest - Anywhere
Genre: Indie Pop, Electronic Pop
Year: 2018
"Concert at the Railway Station"
By Osip Mandelstam (1921)
Translated by Clarence Brown and W.S. Merwin
Can't breathe. And the firmament seething with worms, and not one star speaking. But as God's our witness, there's music above us-- the Aeonian maids, at whose song the station trembles, and again the violin-laden air is sundered and fused together by the whistles of trains.
Immense park. The station a glass sphere. A spell cast again on the iron world. The train carriage is borne away in state to the echoing feast in misty Elysium. Peacocks crying, a piano's bass notes-- I'm late. I'm afraid. This is a dream.
And I enter the station, the glass forest. The harmony of violins is dishevelled and weeping. The savage life of the night choir, a smell of roses from rotting beds, where the beloved shade passed the night under the glass sky, among the travelling crowds.
And I think, how like a beggar the iron world shivers, covered with music and froth. And I go out through the glass passage. The steam blinds the pupils of the violin bows. Where are you off to? It's the funeral feast of the beloved shade. It's the last time the music sounds for us.