a dad who has no legs, wearing sun glasses, 
a mum next to her daugher, and prouds of
her daugher’s beauty, an old man giving
a candy to the girl, red abstract backround
As artists, we have an infinite imagination to create a concept, regardless of our medium (whether it be AI, ready-made objects, typography, traditional art,etc.) 
As a limited member of an AI program, I paid $10 to use it, but the program did not fully understand the prompt I gave in the first attempt. If I had continued to use AI, I would have had to find the right words to get it to understand the concept in my creative mind.
As an artist who primarily uses traditional methods, I used a method that blends traditional and digital media. More easy :)
Although many people say that AI is easy, for me, being able to produce what I have designed in my mind with AI is currently more difficult.
I have great respect for the artists who can realize what they imagine in their creative minds through artificial intelligence.




Imagine this prompt /...

If there were a word graveyard, which international words would I bury there? Words that are now dead, perhaps once central to our lives but no longer used. The AI visualized this as a classic cemetery and the letters of an alphabet that are no longer used. 
Although many people say that AI is easy, for me, being able to produce what I have designed in my mind with artificial intelligence is currently more difficult. I have great respect for the artists who can realize what they imagine in their creative minds through artificial intelligence.
I used photoshop and place the AI output in the middle of my design. It may be fun to see it more more years later :) We may see them like commodore 64 graphichs :)




Imagine this prompt Sinem / Word Cemetary

The impact of the audience on altering the functionality of the ordinary

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Bridging the Abyss, is an immersed dialogue where Egon Schiele's inner turmoil and personal emotions met Marek Brzozowski surrealist interpretation, and where red remains the common thread weaving the past and present together. "Bridging the abyss" is a metaphorical phrase that means to connect or reconcile two very different or opposing things. In the context of the artwork title, Bridging the Abyss, it suggests the idea of finding a connection or harmony between the real and surreal, two contrasting or seemingly distant realms, within the artwork. It conveys the notion of bridging the gap between reality and surrealism.

Bridging the Abyss

He was a kind-hearted guy whose teeth were bigger than they should’ve been and whose mouth sat a little off-center on his face, which is why everyone around him called him “Shapeless Sami.” But he never managed to have a girlfriend. He made it all the way to 41, thinking, “There’s got to be a reason for this,” and eventually came to terms with the idea that maybe he’d made some kind of deal before coming into this world. So, he devoted himself to becoming a truly wise and complete soul.  


Shapeless Sami

I imagined a date scene and created traditionally on a canvas, I wrote the same prompt and got an AI output. Placed the AI output and used it a part of my design. (We will able to see the improvement of AI years later.)

As artists, we have an infinite imagination to create a concept, regardless of our medium (whether it be AI, ready-made objects, typography, traditional art,etc.) 

As a limited member of an AI program, I paid $10 to use it, but the program did not fully understand the prompt I gave in the first attempt. If I had continued to use AI, I would have had to find the right words to get it to understand the concept in my creative mind.

Although many people say that AI is easy, for me, being able to produce what I have designed in my mind with AI is currently more difficult.

I have great respect for the artists who can realize what they imagine in their creative minds through artificial intelligence.


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