Aimless Research Institute

<p dir="ltr">Background </p><p dir="ltr">My research explores art and technology and the ongoing relationship to the human body the broad field of this research is ‘art & technology’ and the narrow field is ‘representations of the body’. In addition the research relates to the discourses of media, photography and the emerging field of AI generated art </p><p dir="ltr">Contribution </p><p dir="ltr">My contribution was a short essay and images called Extreme AI. The research identifies a gap in the knowledge of the relationship of AI and contemporary art and the human body and notions of error and chance The work explores themes of body abjection, the uncanny and the visceral body as represented in AI. The focus of the journal was ideas around serendipity and my focus was how serendipity, error, mistakes in relationship to the body and notions of chance can relate to thinking about AI image creation </p><p dir="ltr">Significance </p><p dir="ltr">The essay appeared in the self published 1st edition of the Journal from aimless Research Institute, Melbourne and included contributions by 9 other writers/artists. My contribution to the journal extends out understanding of how we can think about the emerging practice of AI generated Art</p>