Fuzz, Freckles, Wrinkles
2021
I experienced more harmony when I strolled through the parks in the UK and I began to experiment with different ways of communicating with nature.
Plants have senses. Can we be closer to nature? How are humans different from plants? Are there more similarities between us than we might think?
Inspired by Isomorphology I started by observing the morphology of plants, to the point where I scanned the skin of plants with a microscope and found that they all had a similar textural structure to “fuzz, flecks and wrinkles” in the human context.
I trained a model to create a new order between humans and nature, using generative adversarial networks to connect and reproduce a new series of skin texture images
- It's you, it's me, it's them, there's no huge difference.
Plants have senses. Can we be closer to nature? How are humans different from plants? Are there more similarities between us than we might think?
Inspired by Isomorphology I started by observing the morphology of plants, to the point where I scanned the skin of plants with a microscope and found that they all had a similar textural structure to “fuzz, flecks and wrinkles” in the human context.
I trained a model to create a new order between humans and nature, using generative adversarial networks to connect and reproduce a new series of skin texture images
- It's you, it's me, it's them, there's no huge difference.
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