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My Photo Series “Porcelain Beauty”, Showcasing People With Albinism, Continues With The Help Of AI (15 Pics)
Back in 2016-2017, I introduced my photo project "Porcelain Beauty 1" and "Porcelain Beauty 2", dedicated to the unique beauty of people with albinism. After its publication, I realized that I wanted to expand the project's scope to include people of all ages, races, and nationalities from every corner of the globe. However, the path to realizing this idea was unclear.
Recently, I delved into the study of artificial intelligence and suddenly understood that it could be the key to fulfilling my dream. Nowadays, there are many debates about the impact of AI on creativity. Some consider the use of AI in art to be forgery, and I once shared this view. But over time, I came to see AI as more than just technology—it is a tool that opens new horizons for the realization of ideas and fantasies.
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I am proud to present the continuation of “Porcelain Beauty”—a project created by me in collaboration with my invisible assistant, the artificial intelligence Midjourney. It is a journey into a world where technology and human creativity converge, creating something truly magical.
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Pedro Badan 6 months ago
No. This is not good. People who have albinism are actual real normal people just like you, not exotic fantasy beings for your nonsense fairytale fake art project.
BaileeRyce 6 months ago (edited)
This is actual an insult to people with albinism.. they look sickly and depressed in these AI photos. Does not represent!
LakotaWolf (she/her) 7 months ago (edited)
"I wanted to do a photography project on people with albinism around the globe, but I didn't know how to accomplish it. So I decided to type some words into an AI prompt and have it do the work FOR me!!!"
Amanda Lynch 6 months ago
"Showcasing people with albinism" *doesn't use any real people* yep I did a thing
Confused Capybara 6 months ago
You'd think AI "artists" wouldn't post stuff on BP anymore. We are very clear on this. DO. NOT. GIVE. US. AI ART.
Holly's House 6 months ago
Oh, so not actually a photographer, I see. Just liked the IDEA of albino people, but no real interest in actually creating anything real
Wintermute 6 months ago
This completely undermines every intent the artist professed to have with this mission. It's just becoming fetishistic at this point.
Katie Lutesinger 6 months ago
I have just reported this post for obvious reasons and urged BP to crack down on this AI nonsense, sooner rather than later. You can't claim to be a page for ARTISTS while allowing AI generated plagiarised garbage like this. You just can't.
Daniel Gómez 6 months ago
"After its publication, I realized that I wanted to expand the project's scope to include people of all ages, races, and nationalities from every corner of the globe. However, the path to realizing this idea was unclear." Ok, so you decided to ditch the whole process of contacting people with albinism and all that entails, possibly producing some high-quality photographs due to the close contact and rapport with them; instead, you opted for generic images generated via plagiarism from what other people have actually created. AI isn't forgery, it's a blatant robbery of other people's work. It is a tool so we can make tasks we hate doing easier and more efficient, not to replace people in doing something that they love creating, and part of that is the process itself. Typing prompts only requires brain-finger coordination, and having a machine that steals ideas to "create" its own.
Poured Banda 6 months ago
It would appear that neither you nor AI actually knows what people with albinism look like. Having them all in pure white settings just looks a bit basic really. There's no artistic talent here.
somnomania 6 months ago
This would've been better if it was just the photos as they were. No need to embellish or add fake things to it, especially via AI.
Sweet Fanny Adams 6 months ago (edited)
I can do it, too 😆https://i.ibb.co/ThZ...42024012050.jpg
Pedro Badan 6 months ago
No. This is not good. People who have albinism are actual real normal people just like you, not exotic fantasy beings for your nonsense fairytale fake art project.
BaileeRyce 6 months ago (edited)
This is actual an insult to people with albinism.. they look sickly and depressed in these AI photos. Does not represent!
LakotaWolf (she/her) 7 months ago (edited)
"I wanted to do a photography project on people with albinism around the globe, but I didn't know how to accomplish it. So I decided to type some words into an AI prompt and have it do the work FOR me!!!"
Amanda Lynch 6 months ago
"Showcasing people with albinism" *doesn't use any real people* yep I did a thing
Confused Capybara 6 months ago
You'd think AI "artists" wouldn't post stuff on BP anymore. We are very clear on this. DO. NOT. GIVE. US. AI ART.
Holly's House 6 months ago
Oh, so not actually a photographer, I see. Just liked the IDEA of albino people, but no real interest in actually creating anything real
Wintermute 6 months ago
This completely undermines every intent the artist professed to have with this mission. It's just becoming fetishistic at this point.
Katie Lutesinger 6 months ago
I have just reported this post for obvious reasons and urged BP to crack down on this AI nonsense, sooner rather than later. You can't claim to be a page for ARTISTS while allowing AI generated plagiarised garbage like this. You just can't.
Daniel Gómez 6 months ago
"After its publication, I realized that I wanted to expand the project's scope to include people of all ages, races, and nationalities from every corner of the globe. However, the path to realizing this idea was unclear." Ok, so you decided to ditch the whole process of contacting people with albinism and all that entails, possibly producing some high-quality photographs due to the close contact and rapport with them; instead, you opted for generic images generated via plagiarism from what other people have actually created. AI isn't forgery, it's a blatant robbery of other people's work. It is a tool so we can make tasks we hate doing easier and more efficient, not to replace people in doing something that they love creating, and part of that is the process itself. Typing prompts only requires brain-finger coordination, and having a machine that steals ideas to "create" its own.
Poured Banda 6 months ago
It would appear that neither you nor AI actually knows what people with albinism look like. Having them all in pure white settings just looks a bit basic really. There's no artistic talent here.
somnomania 6 months ago
This would've been better if it was just the photos as they were. No need to embellish or add fake things to it, especially via AI.
Sweet Fanny Adams 6 months ago (edited)
I can do it, too 😆https://i.ibb.co/ThZ...42024012050.jpg
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