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"Night Wave" -- Mohler. November 18th, 2021. Video: 2 min 23 sec. 3840px w. 2160px h. Created originally for the Culver Current sculpture in the Dale Jones Courtyard of City Hall in Culver City. Created from photographs of a city at night. A special release for the ArtRepublic Art Basel 2021 exhibition. Mohler explains further: "When I first started this series it was for the sculpture Culver Current, which comes to life with digital art each night in the courtyard at city hall in Culver City. In an effort to capture the essence of the city, I started researching how to use the color and texture in photographs from around the area as the “paint and paintbrush” for the video art projected around sculpture. I wanted the colors of the neighborhood to influence a natural undulating flow and current that appeared on the sculpture.” Sound by Luke Mombrea See full Length 4k version here: https://vimeo.com/649710154
“Painted Cities” explores the memory and dream state of a city through the fusion of motion and ink. The digital paintings are created using a unique technique Mohler's been researching, which includes multiple forms of Ai especially Neural Style Transfer to fuse videos with ink, texture, and photographs. Mohler hopes these pieces further the digital art movement and open the eyes of traditional collectors to digital mediums that are conceptual, thought provoking, and engaging. It often takes weeks of testing and research before discovering perfect synergy between motion and texture.
For this series the process consists of first going out and filming moments around New York. Mohler seeks "moments with high levels of motion and architecture." Images are processed with neural style transfer and a particular set of rules to apply the textures and colors to the base texture of the input video, creating completely new imagery.
Harnessing the machine as a tool to imagine.
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By Nate_Mohler
By Nate_Mohler
"Night Wave" -- Mohler. November 18th, 2021. Video: 2 min 23 sec. 3840px w. 2160px h. Created originally for the Culver Current sculpture in the Dale Jones Courtyard of City Hall in Culver City. Created from photographs of a city at night. A special release for the ArtRepublic Art Basel 2021 exhibition. Mohler explains further: "When I first started this series it was for the sculpture Culver Current, which comes to life with digital art each night in the courtyard at city hall in Culver City. In an effort to capture the essence of the city, I started researching how to use the color and texture in photographs from around the area as the “paint and paintbrush” for the video art projected around sculpture. I wanted the colors of the neighborhood to influence a natural undulating flow and current that appeared on the sculpture.” Sound by Luke Mombrea See full Length 4k version here: https://vimeo.com/649710154
“Painted Cities” explores the memory and dream state of a city through the fusion of motion and ink. The digital paintings are created using a unique technique Mohler's been researching, which includes multiple forms of Ai especially Neural Style Transfer to fuse videos with ink, texture, and photographs. Mohler hopes these pieces further the digital art movement and open the eyes of traditional collectors to digital mediums that are conceptual, thought provoking, and engaging. It often takes weeks of testing and research before discovering perfect synergy between motion and texture.
For this series the process consists of first going out and filming moments around New York. Mohler seeks "moments with high levels of motion and architecture." Images are processed with neural style transfer and a particular set of rules to apply the textures and colors to the base texture of the input video, creating completely new imagery.
Harnessing the machine as a tool to imagine.
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