Recently, I read about German
researchers who designed a deep learning computer algorithm that can paint
like famous artists. The software, introduced in 2015, distills and understands
the essence of how a great masterpiece is painted, in terms of style, colors,
technique and brush strokes. When a photograph is fed to the computer, the algorithm
can turn the photo into an artistic painting using the painter's signature
style.
The algorithm teaches the computer how to identify and
separate the style and content of images. So, while the buildings and layout of
the image stay the same, the colors, lines and "local structures"
changed to emulate the famous work of art that had been entered into the
system.
Using a series of paintings that included Van Gogh's The
Starry Night, The Scream by Edvard Munch and Figure dans un Fauteuil by Pablo
Picasso, the computer produced surprisingly beautiful results that still
retained many elements from the original photograph. The researchers concluded the
project “offers a path forward to an algorithmic understanding of how humans
create and perceive artistic imagery."
So that got me thinking, what would an exhibition using this
machine look like? How would it be different than one by human artists? Do you
think you could tell the difference? Would you go to a robot art exhibit? Why
or why not?
I’d love to hear what you think. Share your
thoughts in the comments.
I think that would be cool to see a robot exhibit! Would the engineers who developed the robots and the researchers who designed the computer algorithm also be credited for creating the artwork?
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