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Aron Wiesenfeld, "Early", 2008, oil on canvas. American, b. 1972.
How can I protect myself from the world, from this damned soulless artificial intelligence, from Orwell's Big Brother? I was not prepared for "The Great Damage." Not so soon. I wish I had disappeared before I had to live, see and feel the end of all semblance of humanity. — marejadilla
Nickie Zimov, "Diary 27"
Dear darkness: I have no more light than what I see when I close my eyes. The time has come to rest, to see in dreams terrors or wonders. Take my hand and don't leave me. — marejadilla at "the dead man's house".
© Antonio Palmerini, "If you would call me"
"As who does not want the thing. Nothing a thing. Stitched mouth. Sewn eyelids. I forgot. Inside the wind. All closed and the wind inside." — Alejandra Pizarnik #photomanipulation & #color: marejadilla
BRYAN LISTON/marejadilla
-I feel like I'm dancing in a minefield, while the music from hell plays. I feel like I'm walking among bombs, I feel death lurking- — marejadilla
Dorian Vallejo, from "Collector's Edition Drawing" American painter website / Instagram / Facebook / Artstation / Tumblr ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Thinking about post a list of the people who do AI or have started doing it. It probably doesn't matter to everyone, but maybe, there are still people somewhere on the planet who really care about true art and true artists. And maybe we can finish little by little with art thieves who are given, unfortunately, more life every day on the networks. Death to IA. marejadilla ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Albarran Cabrera, "The Mouth of Krishna", (2018, #705 Pigments, gampi paper and gold leaf). - "Mercedes Matter", by Matter Herbert, 1940
#photocomposition & #color: marejadilla/nonprofit. The name of its authors is inscribed on each photography.
Albarrán Cabrera / Bryan Liston
#photocomposition & #color: marejadilla/nonprofit
"I feel like I'm dancing in a minefield, while the music from hell plays. I feel like I'm walking among bombs, I feel death lurking." — marejadilla
