Keith Aylmore's 'E5-D5 (The Shock of New)' Explores Light and AI
British generative artist Keith Aylmore, based in Oslo, has unveiled 'E5-D5 (The Shock of New)', which delves into the transformative essence of novelty, using AI as a symbol of change. Drawing from his expertise in visual communication and digital design, Aylmore's images exhibit a meticulous structure that resonates with modern interpretations of nocturnal luminograms. His work illustrates a dynamic interplay between light, the human form, and architectural elements, highlighting the relationship between human experiences and technology. Aylmore's exploration of light embodies both empowerment and detachment, mirroring the intricacies of technological advancements. His art draws parallels to Picasso's light sketches and the cinematography of 'Blade Runner 2049'. Aylmore's piece is included in creAtIva AI Art Book Vol/9 'ART: it is argument'.
Key facts
- Keith Aylmore is a British generative artist and product designer based in Oslo.
- His series is titled 'E5-D5 (The Shock of New)'.
- The work explores the transformative and disruptive power of newness, using AI expansion as a metaphor.
- Aylmore's background includes visual communication, advertising, technology, and digital design.
- The series evokes nocturnal luminograms but with a contemporary sensibility.
- Light is used as conceptual matter, traversing body, architecture, road, and night.
- The human figure appears in a transhumanist state, connected to the built environment.
- The work presents a duality: light that enriches vs. energy that fragments.
- Narrative shifts from dusk to dawn, suggesting an end of a cycle.
- Comparisons are made to Picasso's light drawings (1949) and 'Blade Runner 2049' cinematography.
- The work is included in creAtIva AI Art Book Vol/9 'ART: it is argument'.
Entities
Artists
- Keith Aylmore
- Pablo Picasso
- Gjon Mili
- Roger Deakins
Institutions
- creAtIva AI Art Book
Locations
- Oslo
- Norway