Each day of the workshop is carefully planned to provide participants with a comprehensive experience, from the basics of visual narrative, to the practical applications of AI tools in image making, to the integration of different art forms and reflections on the future of AI-assisted art.Possibility of individual consultations with the presenter by appointment. Payable out-of-pocket at £200 net per hr (invoice possible).
“The images generated through AI are hallucinations of algorithms that we don’t know how to stop believing. AI is like a big mountain, where such images are just grass that we, as photographers/graphic designers/filmmakers, nibble at and complain that it’s too sour (miscounted fingers, exaggerated gestures, lack of authentic emotion), but the mountain is growing, the number of tools is increasing and one can use so many that no one will wonder how we like a piece of it. We can set our own priorities and tastes, choose from more than a few thousand tools the ones that are most useful to us, give up the race, or take advantage of the phenomenon and let ourselves be carried away into the new. The TOGETHER HALUCINATIONS workshop will help you see AI from many different perspectives and decide which tools you really need to use.” – Kobas Laksa / kobasfilm.pro
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Kobas Laksa: visual artist, producer, director, screenwriter, photographer, animator, 2D/3D/AI graphic designer, enthusiast of new technologies generating moving and static images. He combines artistic and commercial experience in searching for new solutions in the field of design and short film forms.
In the 1990s, he co-created informal off cinema movement in Poland. A graduate of the Faculty of Painting, Graphics and Sculpture of the Academy of Fine Arts in Poznań (diploma in 1996) and the film course 2015/2018 at the Wajda School (directing and screenplay course). Author of documentaries and feature films, as well as music videos. Co-author of the “Hotel Polonia” project and creator of the series of photomontages “Buildings Life After Life”, for which the Polish Pavilion was awarded the Golden Lion at the Venice Architecture Biennale in 2008.
Dofinansowano ze środków Ministra Kultury i Dziedzictwa Narodowego pochodzących z Funduszu Promocji Kultury – państwowego funduszu celowego
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