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@leegte3 hours ago
This I had to get, as it completely stuck with me. There is so much going on within this minimal scene, I can just sit with it for ages. “ THE WIND IS PICKING UP” - Erik Swahn https://verse.works/items/ethereum/0xb4a4d57…
What's the last digital artwork that actually moved you?
@danielle14 hours ago
wow, this is so moving...thank you for making me aware of it @aurecevettier
What's the last digital artwork that actually moved you?
Thanks Patrick! Every comment/share/like is a drop that helps us navigating these hard times.
When was the last time you were surprised by AI?
@tresset1 day ago
Hi Bededetta, Thank you for sharing, beautiful work!
When was the last time you were surprised by AI?
@tresset1 day ago
I didn’t know Zilla nor Wib&Wob. Very interesting work. The LLM’s knowledge of visual culture is, to simplify, via semantic description, and when it is drawing it also uses descriptions to contol the tools, furthermore s…
When was the last time you were surprised by AI?
@primavera1 day ago
eheh, your work is next-level Patrick :) see also Zilla who’s doing great stuff on this front with Wib&Wob : https://x.com/wibandwob I’ve noticed that prompting LLMs to produce art often (if not always) generates much mo…
When was the last time you were surprised by AI?
@tresset1 day ago
I have never been interested in photorealistic generated works but rather I am interested in constructed artworks with an original aesthetic influenced by the system's characteristic. I have developped agents driven by m…
When was the last time you were surprised by AI?
Thanks Primavera, this gave me a BIG smile! The balance wasn’t easy to find (i threw away a lot of work cause it was too strongly imprinted by AI) and I hope I manage to hold on to it, through all the changes that models…
When was the last time you were surprised by AI?
@danielle1 day ago
Ah, what a great and varied list, thanks @aurecevettier ! I’ve read a bunch of Murakami but not Kafka on the Shore - good shout!
Calling all book lovers! Art book recommendations?
@aurecevettier1 day ago
I would recommend Conversations on the Plurality of Worlds (1686) by Fontenelle with its fascinating texts (and engravings) for the time. Also, History of the Peloponnesian War by Thucydides’, which to me remains so cont…
Calling all book lovers! Art book recommendations?
@aurecevettier1 day ago
I was extremely impressed by the movie “ Melted into the Sun “ by Saodat Ismailova recently shown at Fondation Pinault.
What's the last digital artwork that actually moved you?
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@benjaminbardou2 days ago
But yes, I’m also surprised by how little genuinely original work AI has produced. I expected to see more stories about lives erased by the history of the victors. I wanted to see alternative histories made visible. I wo…
When was the last time you were surprised by AI?
@benjaminbardou2 days ago
In retrospect, I still find the earliest AI-generated images more compelling than the latest ones. Their low resolution, the limitations of the early models, and the relatively small training datasets produced images tha…
When was the last time you were surprised by AI?
@primavera2 days ago
Hi Benedetta, I had already seen your work and personally I find it really nice ! :). I’d love to hear more about the process of you making it -- how much of it is AI, how much of it is photography, and how much of it is…
When was the last time you were surprised by AI?
Hi Primavera, imo there is a VERY thin line between using AI and getting used by it... I’d love to know if, according to you, I managed to walk it in my latest work which is a hybrid AI/photography. I’ve been told by exp…
When was the last time you were surprised by AI?
@axel2 days ago
I love your choice of “sloppy language”. That’s a post all on it’s own...
When was the last time you were surprised by AI?
@danielle3 days ago
an incredible piece. and how did I miss this lecture?? watching now...!
What's the last digital artwork that actually moved you?
@mitchellfchan3 days ago
SOL by Kurt Hentschlager: https://kurthentschlager.com/SOL-2017 I was so lucky to get to see this in Budapest in an exhibition curated by Viola Lukács. I talked about this piece a bit in my lecture “5 Perfect Artworks”: …
What's the last digital artwork that actually moved you?
@danielle3 days ago
I wish I could’ve seen this show, the install shots look incredible...My main knowledge of Buchel comes from the Mass MoCA drama as I live a stone’s throw away from there. Need to research him further!
art and prediction markets?
About our new website. Welcome to the new Right Click Save site. This is a quick rundown of what’s here and how it works. Right Click Save now runs on its own platform, built in-house, with three main sections: the Magazine...
What's the last digital artwork that actually moved you? Not the most important, not the most expensive, not the most technically impressive - the last one that actually got you. Stopped your scroll, stayed in your head, made you feel something you didn't e...
Is destroying the file and avoiding screens entirely the most radical thing you can do with digital art? Every work I make begins in code and machine logic, but ends as a single unique hand drawing on paper. When it's finished, I delete everything: the source files, the intermediate states, the whole dig...
Media Synthesis Museum, by Hugging Face. Interesting initiative by Apolinario Passos (Head of Machine Learning for Art and Creativity at Hugging Face). Documents opensource model, perhaps even closed source models in the future.
When was the last time you were surprised by AI? I’m often impressed by the quality of AI, sometimes I’m even fooled into believing that something that is not real is real, but I’m hardly ever “surprised” by seeing something I had never seen before,...
Why does art still have to be either digital or analogue? The art market seems settled on a binary that makes less sense every year: art is either digital, meaning it lives on a screen (and/or printed as an edition), or analogue, meaning it never touched a c...
Calling all book lovers! Art book recommendations? I’m looking forward to checking out Pascal Grecos’s Photography, Video Game, Landscape, which RCS recently featured in its newsletter...I've also been enjoying Katy Hessel's The Story of Art Without M...
On digestion, going slow and whether the custom AI model still matters. The dominating discourse about AI — not only in art but also in the corporate world — still seems to be about its "generative" features: creating more images, using more tokens, more connectors, more ...
Building Tomorrow's Museum: What Can Decentralized Governance Teach Our Institutions? Museums have spent a century optimising for a single site, a single public, a single board making decisions in a boardroom. That model is evolving. Let’s think about institution governance, funding, c...
art and prediction markets? what are the best historical and contemporary examples of artists working with/about prediction markets or broader futarchy related concepts?
Yelling Into The Void. If the dead internet theory holds, we are all operating in a kind of cultural afterlife: producing for systems that consume without reading, circulating ideas through networks that route them back bef...
A Summer of Video Game Art: Introducing the LAN Party Summer School. Despite being historically undermined by the art world as a medium, video games have always been a rich means through which artists have explored themes of power, politics, identity, romance/longing, ...
Enter the Forum. Right Click Save has been curating conversations at the intersection of art and technology since 2022. Now we’ve built a better place to host them. Our new website has three sections: the Magazine , t...
Avant/Gay NFTs are dead. Long live Avant/Gay NFTs. After months of not travelling for art events I visited Lisbon to attend the Non-Fungible Conference 2 weeks ago. Something that I kept being asked was "What happened to those Gay NFTs" My response wa...
State of the Digital Arts. I want to start by saying that my interest as Founding Editor of Right Click Save is not and has never been in defining the digital arts but in surfacing as wide a range of voices as possible to deter...
Boards of Canada | Inferno. If technostalgia is a defining characteristic of technocapitalism then it’s hard not to regard BOC’s new album “Inferno” as a pure expression of that tendency. The group’s characteristically euphoric ...
Institutional Stamina. Musing on all the new institutions opening in 2026, I was recently struck by a point made by Efsun Erkiliç, co-founder, with Refik Anadol, of Refik Anadol Studio (RAS), about institutional “stamina”. ...