Liliana Farber is elated to have won The Lumen Prize for Art and Technology in the category of Still Image with their work Terram in Aspectu.
Terram in Aspectu is a series of satellite photography (generated by a machine learning algorithm trained on Google Earth) of non-existent islands that appeared in historical maps but were proven not to exist.
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In Anonymous, a machine-generated narrator, trained on the sound of my voice, recites a story created by compiling messages sent with their app work Blue Vessel. The story is accompanied by two virtual voyages around the globe in Google Earth: the real voyage of Alexander Selkirk, and the fictional voyage of Robinson Crusoe.
The show will run through December 11th, 2020.
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