bakerartist.org/portfolios/timothy-nohe
Fulbright Senior Scholar to Australia 2006
Purchase instructions: email info@fulbright.org with artist name & details of art piece
Artist Statement
These digital images were produced using an artificial intelligence program, which allowed the artist to “grow” and select hybrid images. Doing so allowed the artist to ask questions about the cultivation of plants (and other life forms or body parts), moving well beyond the process of “natural selection.”
nohe-03
Uncultivated: fruiting bodies - 2022 - Digital Images generated with artificial intelligence - 1280 x 2048 pixels (scaled here, as requested) - Presented online, typically through Instagram, and also available via iPad, on view Fall 2022, The Peale Museum, Baltimore via iPads. - The work is not for sale in the digital realm (as NFTs)
nohe-02
Uncultivated: fruiting bodies - 2022 - Digital Images generated with artificial intelligence - 1280 x 2048 pixels (scaled here, as requested) - Presented online, typically through Instagram, and also available via iPad, on view Fall 2022, The Peale Museum, Baltimore via iPads. - The work is not for sale in the digital realm (as NFTs)
nohe-01
Uncultivated: fruiting bodies - 2022 - Digital Images generated with artificial intelligence - 1280 x 2048 pixels (scaled here, as requested) - Presented online, typically through Instagram, and also available via iPad, on view Fall 2022, The Peale Museum, Baltimore via iPads. - The work is not for sale in the digital realm (as NFTs)
nohe-05
Uncultivated: fruiting bodies - 2022 - Digital Images generated with artificial intelligence - 1280 x 2048 pixels (scaled here, as requested) - Presented online, typically through Instagram, and also available via iPad, on view Fall 2022, The Peale Museum, Baltimore via iPads. - The work is not for sale in the digital realm (as NFTs)
nohe-04
Uncultivated: fruiting bodies - 2022 - Digital Images generated with artificial intelligence - 1280 x 2048 pixels (scaled here, as requested) - Presented online, typically through Instagram, and also available via iPad, on view Fall 2022, The Peale Museum, Baltimore via iPads. - The work is not for sale in the digital realm (as NFTs)