I understand you, I’m also drawn to the human side of art — the emotion, the intention, the way someone sees the world. But sometimes a concept hits me in a way that grabs me, no matter how it was made. For example, I saw a video with a pen that transforms like a Transformer. It’s not my creation, but the idea itself… I love it.
I assume the short video was created with Gemini, but that doesn’t matter — just look at it and tell me it doesn’t make you want such a device??
Not for the “technique”, but for the way it takes a simple, ordinary object and turns it into a tiny story. That’s the part that hits me, not the process behind it. I think that’s the difference: sometimes it doesn’t matter who produced the image, but what it makes you feel. And that part is always human.
By the way 😁 if you don’t like this short video, please give me a dislike....just give me a penalty reaction buddy if that's what you feel right now.
RE: What will we curate when the effort is unverifiable?