Beth Frey

Sentient Muppet Factory by @bbeetthh

AI is history. 15 Artists. 1 Exhibition. 1 Day. Simulacra is an ode to the reflection on the increasingly complex relationship between artist and machine. 🪞

I´d emphasize that your point on the aesthetic part of past abstract art responded to something social or art that preceded it. Generative art today is sometimes done just because you can do it. It´s on the edge of being design. And that is fine, but I think what you are asking is what does it do for us to engage with it on a human and social level. How does it push us to think differently about who we are? Again, not that all art needs to do this, but the abstract art of the past was a f*** you to the things that came before it and the human conditions of that time. This abstract art is not pushing those types of buttons. Or maybe it is, and we are too in the moment still. No clear answers, but if we analyze the state of things, which we can via the internet and survey books on art of the past 20 years, abstraction is not responding to anything as it has been there since it was spawned into existence because photography relieved painting of the duty of being figurative. Abstraction has never stopped since it was invented, hence, it does not respond to anything. It just is. For example. The last big use/abuse of abstraction led to Zombie Formalism. news.artnet.com/news/history-z… "What was it? The artist and critic Walter Robinson coined the phrase in a 2014 piece, “Flipping and the Rise of Zombie Formalism,” addressing the vogue for a certain type of painting among collectors known for their speculative investment in young artists. They’d snap up artworks for relatively low prices and flip the works at auctions soon afterward. The work they favored—by artists like Oscar Murillo, Lucien Smith, and Jacob Kassay—was ubiquitous three or four years ago. And, as the critic Jerry Saltz noted with dismay in a widely circulated essay for New York, a lot of it looked the same."

Upcoming exhibition of my work at Hyperbien Galerie in France. An amazing group of artists curated together. With @bbeetthh and more. 🩵🩵🩵

“Once I expanded beyond Instagram into Snapchat and bought myself a green screen and found ways that I can become one of these drawings, I can become a watercolor, I wanted myself into this world”. - Beth Frey @bbeetthh en este #MiércolesdeSOMA

“With AI i’m trying to find ways to combine figuration and abstraction, the way it blends the elements, the subject with it’s surroundings, it’s fascinating in a painterly way.” -@bbeetthh en el #MiércolesdeSOMA de hoy

“Working through drawing in a way I would imagine that these early ai generator would do it”. - Beth Frey @bbeetthh en este #MiércolesdeSOMA

Beth Frey utiliza imágenes de la historia del arte, la cultura popular y su propio lenguaje visual para formar un elenco de personajes pensados como “fracasos bellos” y absurdos. #MiércolesdeSOMA ¡HOY! | evento virtual | 8:30 pm

Beth Frey ha mostrado su trabajo en Canadá, México, Estados Unidos y Marruecos. Sus exposiciones más importantes y recientes son: Offstage, Stewart Hall Gallery, Pointe Claire, entre otras. #MiércolesdeSOMA 1 de noviembre | evento virtual en inglés | 8:30pm

Para unirte a este #MiércolesdeSOMA virtual con Beth Frey, da clic aquí: youtube.com/live/waJbfGtbz…

Beth Frey manipula imágenes a través de herramientas tecnológicas y de IA que fusiona con técnicas artísticas tradicionales para crear un universo visual de autorepresentaciones coloridas y caricaturescas. #MiércolesdeSOMA 1 de noviembre | evento virtual en inglés | 8:30pm

🎨 What does it mean for creativity when AI can make art? Meet alumna Beth Frey, the visual artist whose AI experiments went viral. 👉Learn more about @bbeetthh's work here: bit.ly/bethfrey #AIArtCommuity #AIArtworks #AI

Steamed Hams is an exhibition at @thedowse in Lower Hutt, New Zealand, featuring work that draws from Internet humour and memes. For the show, we created a wallpaper from some of my favourite AI images and displayed a few animated versions on screens.

@fellowshiptrust Oops, I posted the article that didn't mention him. Here's another: pressreader.com/canada/ottawa-…

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In the age of AI, it's important to look back at those artists who used their cameras to transform reality in the past. ↩️👀 ↓ Today, we will look into the captivating work of Asger Carlsen, a Danish artist known for his unconventional photographic style. ✨

Sentient Muppet Factory by @bbeetthh is a nice spin on more classical periods mixed with popular cartoon shapes of the present. I see irony and thought through the gimmick and underlining of how "made up" many classical paintings of the bourgeoisie were.

Early experiment with Runway video.

@Invisible_Realm @NathanBoey @AliceLaneGordon @pobedeen @brainzest_tez @g0naji @pegasus_vfx @ArgletonLane @GraphicaPng Sublime. 😍

@NathanBoey @AliceLaneGordon @pobedeen @brainzest_tez @g0naji @pegasus_vfx Thank you Nathan. I love your piece 🙏✨ Here is Formation XYZ , tagging @ArgletonLane @bbeetthh @GraphicaPng

Do you want to see your piece on Times Square? 👀 ▪️Share with your art under this tweet ▫️Tag a couple of your friends ▪️RT/QT I will chose one winner and make it real. You will get a short video record from a livestream on Times Square.

Beth Frey´s Sentient Muppet Factory @bbeetthh