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In This Exhibition In London My Robots Have Been Making Some Drawings Responding To The Visitors’ Presence And The Gallery’s Environment
For 13 years, I was trying to be a painter until I lost my passion for it. Since 2000 I have been researching and developing artificial intelligence systems that could draw. It took me ten years to be satisfied with the results. Since 2011 I’ve been doing art installations, where I have been inventing, building, and exhibiting robots that draw human portraits.
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Human Study #6, All of them
Human Study #6, All of them
This smart robot with six arms has been producing one pen drawing per day influenced by the accumulation of visitors who have posed for it during the 11 hours of opening time.
Whilst we were here, we made some drawings, exhibition view
Whilst we were here, we made some drawings, exhibition view
Human Study #5, ‘Whilst we were here’. On a large rectangular table a duo of ambidextruous mobile robots (RNP-A) scribble continuously on a large sheet of paper and occasionally observe with curiosity the visitors. What they depict are the environment from their own perspective and visual memories of events especially audience’s physical presence.
Human Study #5, Whilst we were here, we made some drawings
Human Study #5, Whilst we were here, we made some drawings (drawing #2)
Human Study #5, Whilst we were here, we made some drawings (drawing #2, detail))
Human Study #6, All of them. #35
Human Study #6, All of them. #22
Human Study #6, All of them. #16
Whilst we were here we made some drawings
Whilst we were here… we made some portraits.
In the exhibition at Waterman’s, Patrick Tresset presents two new installation artworks.
Human Study #5, ‘Whilst we were here’. On a large rectangular table, a duo of ambidextrous mobile robots (RNP-A) scribble continuously on a large sheet of paper and occasionally observe the visitors with curiosity. What they depict is the environment from their own perspective and visual memories of events, especially the audience’s physical presence.
Human Study #6,’All of them’, is a new six-armed robot dedicated to drawing full-length portraits of humans, here, each day the accumulated visitors’ presences are recorded as unique art.
WATERMANS ART CENTER
Until the 7th of January 2018.
40 High St, London TW8 0DS
UK
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