Twins 2. Meditation

$1,500.00

Title: “Twins 2. Meditation”

Technique: Mixed technique – acrylic painting, drawing in pencil and pen

Dimensions: 90 cm x 160 cm,

Author: Ewa Potocka

Year of Creation: 2024

Original painting with a certificate of authenticity.

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For this artwork, we ship it without a frame, rolled in a tube.

Shipping Policy:

For this artwork, we ship it without a frame, rolled in a tube. Upon receipt, the painting should be placed in a frame covered with plexiglass or glass (at a local framing company). Shipping with a frame in this case could pose a risk of damage to the artwork (fragile materials).

We ship the painting within 2 weeks of receiving payment (we need time to safely and perfectly package the painting and send it from Morocco). You will receive a tracking number, and we will stay in contact via phone. All shipments are insured. The client is responsible for paying any applicable national customs duties (if required).

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Description

The series of twins came about after design work on a mobile application where I used an AI image generator for illustration. At the time, I wondered about the specific, characteristic features of how artificial intelligence processes human image data, what are the current canons of beauty determined by the data provided to the generator. What is the image of the African woman according to AI and what is created by contemporary photography? With the help of the generator, I created images that were obviously idealistic and far from reality. The images created by AI are ideal robots created in the likeness of a human being. Through manual drawing techniques, which are never perfect like a computer-generated image, I wanted to re-humanise the human image, to bring back emotion and imperfectionism.
Why twins? Firstly, to evoke the duality of the worlds – real and virtual – in which we start to spend more time than in the real one…. Secondly, by multiplying the same image, I also wanted to evoke a reflection on the repetitiveness of digitally produced images and the impossibility of perfect repetition in a handmade creation. The twins were also the fulfilment of a dream of mine, which occurs mostly after I start drawing, to create something the same but yet different….

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