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Julian AI art: "Let me tell you something surreal: My #AI image is hanging in a museum. In the Vermeer room where the original "The Girl with a Pearl Earring" usually hangs.   Yes, I'm serious 😳   Okay… why and how? Let me explain.   –   But first, a disclaimer, which is "I think this is crazy!" 😆 I have to get this out of the way before I tell you anything else, because this is basically as surreal for me as it might be for you.   This account had exactly 20 followers at the beginning of October 2022. Now, 4 months later, there are not only more than 1,200 times more of you here, but there's also an image I created with Midjourney and shared with you, hanging in one of the most prestigious spots in the world.   An image you may have seen in your timeline, maybe even liked or commented on. This feels, quite frankly, completely surreal (in a good way 😅).   With that out of the way, this is how it came to be:   The @mauritshuis_museum in #TheHague usually exhibits paintings by the old masters. Rembrandt, Judith Leyster, Jan Vermeer, and more. The true OGs of art history, as sophisticated art critics would say. The Mauritshuis' most famous piece?   The Girl With the Pearl Earring.   Currently, there's a major Vermeer exhibition at Amsterdam's @rijksmuseum. Maybe you've heard of the event? The demand for tickets is wild. So, basically every Vermeer artwork you know got shipped from museums all over the world to Amsterdam.   This leaves "The Girl's" spot in The Hague empty for a couple of months. And so the museum created a contest called @mygirlwithapearl. Everyone could enter their own version of the famous painting, be it as a photo, a drawing, a knitted homage, you name it.   I also entered my version, which I created with #MidJourney and Photoshop. Because someone of YOU told me about this contest (Please tell me who that was! I don't remember!).   3,500 images were sent in; 170 are being displayed in a digital frame; and 5 were "fine art printed" and framed.   My image is among those 5. And… here we are 😅   (There's more to the story! but due to Insta's word limit, I'll continue in the comments ⬇️)"
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Julian AI art: "Girl with a Glowing Earring. If you scroll through my account, you can see that there's already another interpretation of Jan Vermeer's most famous image. I always liked the quality of the light in this. As a photographer, you tend to study the old masters and their techniques for depicting light. How it falls, what kind of shapes it creates, what is revealed or concealed. The term "photography" literally means "drawing with light," and it's a fundamental concept you must master in order to create meaningful – or at least technically appealing – photographs. I find it fascinating that this part of the process now gets a remix when creating images with the help of AI tools. You can just "set the light" where you want it. In that regard, it's actually quite similar to 3D modeling, although not quite as precise. The more I play with this, the more I truly believe that these are tools that true artists will master in a way we cannot even imagine right now. It's like watching a whole new genre of art develop in front of our eyes in real time. .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ @mygirlwithapearl @mauritshuis_museum #mygirlwithapearl #arthistory #artlover #artlovers #artmuseum #artofinstagram #beautifuleyes #bigeyes #blueeyes #classicart #dailyart #delft #generative #generativeart #girlwithapearlearring #historyofart #holland #janvermeer #kunst #masterpiece #midjourney #midjourneyart #museum #newmediaart #oiloncanvas #paintings #renaissance #vermeer #vermeerpainting #visualart"
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Julian AI art: "Girl with a Glowing Earring. If you scroll through my account, you can see that there's already another interpretation of Jan Vermeer's most famous image. I always liked the quality of the light in this. As a photographer, you tend to study the old masters and their techniques for depicting light. How it falls, what kind of shapes it creates, what is revealed or concealed. The term "photography" literally means "drawing with light," and it's a fundamental concept you must master in order to create meaningful – or at least technically appealing – photographs. I find it fascinating that this part of the process now gets a remix when creating images with the help of AI tools. You can just "set the light" where you want it. In that regard, it's actually quite similar to 3D modeling, although not quite as precise. The more I play with this, the more I truly believe that these are tools that true artists will master in a way we cannot even imagine right now. It's like watching a whole new genre of art develop in front of our eyes in real time. .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ @mygirlwithapearl @mauritshuis_museum #mygirlwithapearl #arthistory #artlover #artlovers #artmuseum #artofinstagram #beautifuleyes #bigeyes #blueeyes #classicart #dailyart #delft #generative #generativeart #girlwithapearlearring #historyofart #holland #janvermeer #kunst #masterpiece #midjourney #midjourneyart #museum #newmediaart #oiloncanvas #paintings #renaissance #vermeer #vermeerpainting #visualart"
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Julian AI art: "Let me tell you something surreal: My #AI image is hanging in a museum. In the Vermeer room where the original "The Girl with a Pearl Earring" usually hangs.   Yes, I'm serious 😳   Okay… why and how? Let me explain.   –   But first, a disclaimer, which is "I think this is crazy!" 😆 I have to get this out of the way before I tell you anything else, because this is basically as surreal for me as it might be for you.   This account had exactly 20 followers at the beginning of October 2022. Now, 4 months later, there are not only more than 1,200 times more of you here, but there's also an image I created with Midjourney and shared with you, hanging in one of the most prestigious spots in the world.   An image you may have seen in your timeline, maybe even liked or commented on. This feels, quite frankly, completely surreal (in a good way 😅).   With that out of the way, this is how it came to be:   The @mauritshuis_museum in #TheHague usually exhibits paintings by the old masters. Rembrandt, Judith Leyster, Jan Vermeer, and more. The true OGs of art history, as sophisticated art critics would say. The Mauritshuis' most famous piece?   The Girl With the Pearl Earring.   Currently, there's a major Vermeer exhibition at Amsterdam's @rijksmuseum. Maybe you've heard of the event? The demand for tickets is wild. So, basically every Vermeer artwork you know got shipped from museums all over the world to Amsterdam.   This leaves "The Girl's" spot in The Hague empty for a couple of months. And so the museum created a contest called @mygirlwithapearl. Everyone could enter their own version of the famous painting, be it as a photo, a drawing, a knitted homage, you name it.   I also entered my version, which I created with #MidJourney and Photoshop. Because someone of YOU told me about this contest (Please tell me who that was! I don't remember!).   3,500 images were sent in; 170 are being displayed in a digital frame; and 5 were "fine art printed" and framed.   My image is among those 5. And… here we are 😅   (There's more to the story! but due to Insta's word limit, I'll continue in the comments ⬇️)"
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Julian van Dieken | Girl with a Glowing Earring. If you scroll through my account, you can see that there's already another interpretation of Jan Vermeer's... | Instagram
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Julian van Dieken: "Girl with a Glowing Earring. If you scroll through my account, you can see that there's already another interpretation of Jan Vermeer's most famous image. I always liked the quality of the light in this. As a photographer, you tend to study the old masters and their techniques for depicting light. How it falls, what kind of shapes it creates, what is revealed or concealed. The term "photography" literally means "drawing with light," and it's a fundamental concept you must master in order to create meaningful – or at least technically appealing – photographs. I find it fascinating that this part of the process now gets a remix when creating images with the help of AI tools. You can just "set the light" where you want it. In that regard, it's actually quite similar to 3D modeling, although not quite as precise. The more I play with this, the more I truly believe that these are tools that true artists will master in a way we cannot even imagine right now. It's like watching a whole new genre of art develop in front of our eyes in real time. .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ @mygirlwithapearl @mauritshuis_museum #mygirlwithapearl #arthistory #artlover #artlovers #artmuseum #artofinstagram #beautifuleyes #bigeyes #blueeyes #classicart #dailyart #delft #generative #generativeart #girlwithapearlearring #historyofart #holland #janvermeer #kunst #masterpiece #midjourney #midjourneyart #museum #newmediaart #oiloncanvas #paintings #renaissance #vermeer #vermeerpainting #visualart"
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Julian van Dieken: "Girl with a Glowing Earring. If you scroll through my account, you can see that there's already another interpretation of Jan Vermeer's most famous image. I always liked the quality of the light in this. As a photographer, you tend to study the old masters and their techniques for depicting light. How it falls, what kind of shapes it creates, what is revealed or concealed. The term "photography" literally means "drawing with light," and it's a fundamental concept you must master in order to create meaningful – or at least technically appealing – photographs. I find it fascinating that this part of the process now gets a remix when creating images with the help of AI tools. You can just "set the light" where you want it. In that regard, it's actually quite similar to 3D modeling, although not quite as precise. The more I play with this, the more I truly believe that these are tools that true artists will master in a way we cannot even imagine right now. It's like watching a whole new genre of art develop in front of our eyes in real time. .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ @mygirlwithapearl @mauritshuis_museum #mygirlwithapearl #arthistory #artlover #artlovers #artmuseum #artofinstagram #beautifuleyes #bigeyes #blueeyes #classicart #dailyart #delft #generative #generativeart #girlwithapearlearring #historyofart #holland #janvermeer #kunst #masterpiece #midjourney #midjourneyart #museum #newmediaart #oiloncanvas #paintings #renaissance #vermeer #vermeerpainting #visualart"
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Julian van Dieken: "At the moment, an image I created with AI tools and Photoshop is hanging in The Hague at the Mauritshuis Museum in the same room where one of the most famous paintings in the world normally hangs - the "Girl with the Pearl Earring." My image is one of 175 in the museum's current exhibit called @mygirlwithapearl. The images are created by people from all over the world, using all kinds of tools and methods. There are several AI images in the exhibit. — I didn't create the image for a contest but for me. This is how it came to be:   The @mauritshuis_museum in #TheHague usually exhibits paintings by the old masters. Rembrandt, Judith Leyster, Jan Vermeer, and more. The Mauritshuis' most famous piece?   The Girl With the Pearl Earring.   Currently, there's a major Vermeer exhibition at Amsterdam's @rijksmuseum, which is completely sold out. Basically every Vermeer artwork you know got shipped from museums all over the world to Amsterdam.   This leaves "The Girl's" spot in The Hague empty for a couple of months. And so the museum created a social media project called @mygirlwithapearl. Everyone could send in their own version of the famous painting, be it as a photo, a drawing, an AI image, a knitted homage, you name it.   I also entered my version, which I created with #MidJourney and Photoshop. The method was transparent, because in my submission (the original post you can still read here on my account) I reflect on how these new AI tools might change creative processes (it's also in my name "julian_ai_art").   3,500 images were sent in; 175 were chosen. Why did I use AI? Because its existence asks the question: "This is now possible with current technology. It's available for everyone. What do we do with this? What are the implications?" I just visited the Vermeer exhibition in Amsterdam, and it's humbling to see these masterful paintings in person. The image I created with the help of AI was meant as a fun homage, because I love Vermeer's work. I don't want to replace Vermeer, and I don't think it can or will be done with any technology. As a photographer, I'll forever chase that kind of detail, mood, and quality of light.   *edited for clarity."
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Julian van Dieken: "At the moment, an image I created with AI tools and Photoshop is hanging in The Hague at the Mauritshuis Museum in the same room where one of the most famous paintings in the world normally hangs - the "Girl with the Pearl Earring." My image is one of 175 in the museum's current exhibit called @mygirlwithapearl. The images are created by people from all over the world, using all kinds of tools and methods. There are several AI images in the exhibit. — I didn't create the image for a contest but for me. This is how it came to be:   The @mauritshuis_museum in #TheHague usually exhibits paintings by the old masters. Rembrandt, Judith Leyster, Jan Vermeer, and more. The Mauritshuis' most famous piece?   The Girl With the Pearl Earring.   Currently, there's a major Vermeer exhibition at Amsterdam's @rijksmuseum, which is completely sold out. Basically every Vermeer artwork you know got shipped from museums all over the world to Amsterdam.   This leaves "The Girl's" spot in The Hague empty for a couple of months. And so the museum created a social media project called @mygirlwithapearl. Everyone could send in their own version of the famous painting, be it as a photo, a drawing, an AI image, a knitted homage, you name it.   I also entered my version, which I created with #MidJourney and Photoshop. The method was transparent, because in my submission (the original post you can still read here on my account) I reflect on how these new AI tools might change creative processes (it's also in my name "julian_ai_art").   3,500 images were sent in; 175 were chosen. Why did I use AI? Because its existence asks the question: "This is now possible with current technology. It's available for everyone. What do we do with this? What are the implications?" I just visited the Vermeer exhibition in Amsterdam, and it's humbling to see these masterful paintings in person. The image I created with the help of AI was meant as a fun homage, because I love Vermeer's work. I don't want to replace Vermeer, and I don't think it can or will be done with any technology. As a photographer, I'll forever chase that kind of detail, mood, and quality of light.   *edited for clarity."
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Craig Wright Is Not Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto, Judge Declares | WIRED
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