Posts Tagged ‘Sigmund Freud’

The Artificial Female in the Videos of Eli Cortiñas

a close up of a face of a robot made to look like a female upon which the text "new forms of violence" has been written

by Gillian N. Osborne // Dec. 23, 2022

Why is it that so many prototype humanoids, powered by AI, look like women, or more accurately, embody heteronormative standards of femininity? Perhaps more importantly,…[read on]

The “Unhomely” Reality of AI

a photo of a person's silhouette wearing virtual reality goggles

by William Kherbek // Dec. 20, 2022

In the flood of writing and pondering about the advance of artificial intelligence-enabled art, the word “uncanny” keeps popping up. Writers and artists frequently describe the warped…[read on]

Announcement // Lucian Freud at Martin-Gropius-Bau

Article by Iman Vakil in Berlin // Jul. 17, 2017
Despite dissociating his work with his grandfather Sigmund Freud, figurative painter Lucian Freud (1922–2011) established an extensive rapport with his subjects that bears a striking similarity…[read on]