Ravaan.art
ravaan.art
ravaan.art
That being said, if I had a screen that could reasonably pass as a framed image on the wall, I would love a version of this where I could have a well known picture on it that would primarilly be static but sometimes have subtle movements or shift about a bit as a fun novelty to trip over guests. The typical, blinking, repositioning. Like hoppers nighthawks, but the clerk serving a drink or two. The couple lighting a sigarette or someone walking past the diner.
Though I did notice that all the human characters tend to take on the same generic facial realness, which does diminish the paintings style itself.
Also, the trees sway and bob far too much
Without any context, these transformations are pure spectacle. And it's bad when you take something that had meaning and turn it into a spectacle.
This site could be a commentary on the frivolity of AI, a takedown of "great" art, an attempt to make art more approachable, or a tech demo. But without knowing which, it's an impressive, forgettable spectacle.
>it's an impressive, forgettable spectacle.
I provided a handful of other possibilities, but in the absence of any statement from the creator, my interpretation stands.