#electronic art

Here's a little project I made back in 2025: Brainworms!

For some reason, no one gave the character of Jedi Master Shaak Ti the attention it deserved in Star Wars. Moreover, George Lucas even filmed several versions of the character's death in Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. But we didn't even get that on screen, only in deleted That's unfair 🥴

AI brings Ancient Babylon to life! ...around 600 BC.

Um 600 v. Chr. eroberte Nebukadnezar II. Jerusalem und veranlasste die Umsiedelung von Teilen der Bevölkerung, vor allem der Oberschicht, nach Babylon.

"Trailblazing computer artist Lillian Schwartz, whose jittery, color-saturated, digital films burst onto screens at a time when computers were still massive mainframes laboriously programmed with punch cards, died on October 12 at her home in Manhattan. She was ninety-seven. Working in her capacity as resident artist at Bell Labs long before the advent of sophisticated and plentiful graphic software, Schwartz set vividly hued pixels vibrating in eye-wateringly psychedelic works that presaged not only the widespread use of design software in the fields of art and publishing but the rise of CGI. As Nobel laureate and Bell Labs research chief Arno Penzias once said, “What we know as computer art began on a December morning in 1968 when Lillian Schwartz grasped a light pen and began to draw.”"

A sad look at something sad; ...

| Questions and answers based on this image:

Q: Do you believe that after humans are replaced by automation and robotics they will be freed from slavery? A: No, I don't believe. In this splendid new world where advertising isn't journalism, for them to be freed from slavery, after the technological revolution triumphs, it will be necessary for the freed people to have access to what was previously known as money, so they can have access to products and services.

Q: What came first, a bacteria or a civilization? A: I think that a legal professional isn't necessary for me to answer this question without being sued and condemned.

Q: Do you consider yourself more important in life in society than a bacteria? A: I never wanted to have a hyena or a wild dog as a pet, if it were good to live in Africa, I wouldn't be here today.

Q: Would you have nostalgic conversations about Africa with an african? A: Sincerely? No. And what is shown on television in their supremacist propaganda only reinforces the emphasis on the use of No.