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Venturing into the Uncanny Valley: Embracing AI’s Oddities for 21st Century Art
The uncanny valley isn't just a glitch—it's an invitation. At ricketyroom, we embrace AI’s unpredictability as an essential characteristic, a strange but refreshing counterpart to our traditional approaches. Just as an artist with a brush or chisel may not fully control what the final piece will look like, AI challenges our expectations with each click.
Painted past — Rediscovering the True Colors of Ancient Sculptures in Apocalyptic Art
In the world of apocalyptic art, we are no strangers to the power of symbolism, destruction, and rebirth. Our sculptures tell stories of collapse and renewal, of beauty mingled with chaos. But one overlooked element in art history is the reimagining of antiquity’s colorful origins, a theme that resonates with our apocalyptic ensemble
Pareidolia — facets of apocalyptic art
Pareidolia is a psychological phenomenon where the mind perceives familiar patterns, such as faces or objects, in random or ambiguous stimuli. Or as we like to put it —the apocalypse can take many forms in the eyes of imagination.
Megalomania Of A First Release
We can with near certainty claim that no one has in the last couple of decades released a first novel the way we did as artisanal, leather bound and gilded thome. What seems to be complete insanity at a first inspection, and the second because it simply is quite lunatic, is at the same time our love letter to literature and craftsmanship.
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