When it really happens, the past won't matter. 

Made with Midjourney, Clip-Studio Paint, and Tracksy.

This music track was co-created and provided by Tracksy. All rights reserved and belong to Tracksy.

The original audio clip can be found here: https://tracksy.ai/shared.jsp?trackid=31ec515e-2e45-4155-8da5-e2ed317346ff&tracktype=create



Nothing Else Matters

N1FTey

"1 With Nature" is an expression of duality and harmony within the self and the surrounding world. 

Surreal embellishments grow organically from the subject, reflecting a narrative where past and present intertwine. A serene melancholy is captured—a silent acknowledgement of life's inherent ephemerality and beauty.

This piece serves as an allegory of change or transformation, mapping the journey of the soul's evolution. It presents not merely a figure but a vessel of personal metamorphosis, where human experience melds with the natural environment, suggesting an identity in constant flux, deeply rooted in the cycles of nature. 

1 With Nature

Made in 2022 with VQGAN. IMG2IMG, dark art, abstract. 

Libel

"Amor Pulchritudinis" invites an examination into the depths of our emotional and ethical responses to aesthetic experiences. 

This piece aims to question the sincerity of our affections and the prejudices of our disgust. I challenge you to reflect on how perceptions of beauty influence our behavior towards the subjects of our scrutiny.

I urge you to consider not only whether our love for beauty is truly pure—or if it is inherently tied to our aversions—but also how our actions and attitudes are subtly shaped in response to that which deviates from our ideals.

Does ugliness, or the absence of beauty, influence our actions? This artwork compels us to confront these questions, exploring the impact of aesthetic judgments on our ethical decisions.

Amor Pulchritudinis

At its core, the "fallacy of reification" involves treating abstract concepts as if they were tangible entities. In the realm of art, this fallacy manifests when we attempt to solidify and make concrete the inherently subjective, fluid, and diverse nature of artistic expression.

In the context of traditional art, the fallacy of reification can occur when we impose rigid definitions on what qualifies as art, neglecting the inherent subjectivity and cultural variability in artistic interpretation. The historical evolution of art further complicates matters, as shifting societal values challenge static notions of artistic merit.Enter the age of AI art, a phenomenon that has injected new life into the ontological question of art. 

The fallacy of reification rears its head as debates unfold around whether AI-generated creations should be unequivocally classified as art or viewed through the lens of mere algorithmic output. The danger lies in oversimplifying the nuanced interplay between human creativity and artificial intelligence, reducing this complex relationship to a binary perspective.As we navigate the evolving landscape of AI-generated art, it becomes crucial to recognize and avoid the fallacy of reification. 

Embracing the fluidity and diversity inherent in artistic expression, whether born of human or machine, enriches the discourse, fostering a more nuanced understanding of the profound interplay between creativity, technology, and the ever-evolving concept of art.

Reification

Promise Me

Digital collage made with Clip Studio, Midjourney, and ESRGAN.

Supermodel

I've thought long and hard about what to include on the description for this piece. To me, the message is clear and obvious, but I realize it won't be received that way. 

This is the beauty of art. 

I hope that instead of a forced explanation or description, the piece inspires some provocation of thought and dialogue. 

Orgasm From Birmingham Jail

N1FTey's

Abandon

VQGAN

Clamor Pulchritudinis is an interplay between allure and the grotesque, situated within the broader discourse of "Pulchritude: Aesthetic Reflections." 

This piece confronts the viewer with a paradoxical visage: a woman whose outward beauty is shattered by monstrous disfigurement. The artwork captures a moment of intense emotional release — a scream that might be of agony or revelation, challenging you to question deeper truths about beauty and monstrosity. 

Can we feel empathy for something not like us? Can our own feelings and emotions resonate with something we might consider ugly, or fear?

Clamor Pulchritudinis compels an ethical reflection on the judgments we cast when faced with what is traditionally considered beautiful versus what is instinctively seen as grotesque. I invite you to contemplate whether true beauty resides in the symmetry and perfection often celebrated, or if there is a deeper, more complex beauty in the imperfections and raw expressions of suffering.

Clamor Pulchritudinis

Pulchritude

KnownOrigin

Sometimes I'm proud of what I've become, and other times I want to crawl out of my skin. 

Personal Growth

Weird art is fine art and fine art is weird art. 

Art is art pendejo. 

N1FTey (n1ftey)

N1FTey (n1ftey)

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