• @FrowingFostek
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    114 days ago

    Art is communication. The thing being communicated here is that a social experiment of getting someone to ask if something is art, is itself communicating that it is art.

    Sure, to a certain extent this is a s-grade shit post, I could also see the artistic message.

    Or maybe I’m cooked, IDK.

  • @Skullgrid
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    -95 days ago

    I would consider a thousand AI slop jpegs as art before I consider that kind of shit art.

    • @eatCasserole
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      115 days ago

      I will never consider AI slop as art, it is only plagiarism.

      • @Skullgrid
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        15 days ago

        yeah, and what’s a banana taped to a wall?

        • @Noodle07
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          54 days ago

          Art is something humans create to convey something, is random AI slop made without purpose and intent art? No

          Banana on the wall is a statement, it’s art. Now if we’re judging the art piece itself it’s a different question.

          • @Skullgrid
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            -14 days ago

            is random AI slop made without purpose and intent art?

            it doesn’t generate itself, someone has to actually write prose. The “artist” doesn’t even assemble the banana taped to the wall, they write instructions for the curator/museum guy to do it for them.

            Banana on the wall is a statement, it’s art.

            What is a prompt then? Random characters?

            • @Noodle07
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              04 days ago

              That’s why it’s compete trash art 🙃

    • @Valmond
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      25 days ago

      If you mean these bullshit “arts” like the infamous banana scotched to the wall I’m with you 100%

      • @Arrkk
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        34 days ago

        The banana wasn’t bullshit, just presented out of context. It was explicitly mocking the current movement in art that anything can be art given the proper context, so by being as bullshit as possible it was both mocking that trend while simultaneously and paradoxically being what it intends to mock.

        • @Skullgrid
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          14 days ago

          being what it intends to mock.

          wow so smart much million dollars.

        • @CommissarVulpin
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          4 days ago

          The guy who did it made six million dollars, so who’s being mocked here