seen from Taiwan

seen from Vietnam
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Kyrgyzstan
seen from United States
seen from Ukraine
seen from Romania

seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from Spain
seen from United States
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States
seen from Germany

seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from Canada
Here are some images I created based on Love Tester, a Burning Man honorarium piece I created (and built with my besties) in 2015. These are created using a "concept" (aka LoRA) in app.eden.art, from about eight photos of the finished installation. The bluish ones use a weak concept strength as well as a prompt that uses the words "cyberpunk", and the last one uses a high concept strength, and kinda resembles the piece we actually built remarkably well.
Since we actually burned the piece at the end of the BM2015 event, I am really fond of getting to see these images because otherwise the project just lives on in my memory. I really appreciate how AI allows us to resurrect half-life specters of bodies that have physically departed this world, and also to explore diversified "cousins" that vary on a theme. It is super exciting how these tools can help artists and builders ideate and iterate.
More AI remixes of the Mars College logo, with diatom/foraminifera prompts
More compositions based on the Mars College logo concept, these are very microbiology-inspired, but some of them also resemble the vascular cambium of higher plants (which I did not try prompting, but should!!). The first one was inspired by carboxysomes, subcellular microcompartments which self-assemble into icosahedral protein cages packed with the rubisco protein, which help cyanobacteria fix CO2 more efficiently. (I have done a lot of work on carboxysomes in my science research).
Some remixes of the logo for Mars College, using a LORA I trained on it, and various different promp-craft