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In my artworks featuring The Yolkers, I have drawn inspiration from the egg yolk, with its intensely round, yellow, and glossy form. The egg’s symbolism in art history is profound and multifaceted. It has been a symbol of fertility and new beginnings, often associated with the cycle of life and rebirth. In Christian art, the egg is a powerful symbol of resurrection and the promise of eternal life, particularly evident in Easter traditions where eggs are decorated and exchanged. In various mythologies, the egg represents the cosmos or the universe, encapsulating the idea of creation and the birth of the world. The duality of the egg’s hard shell and soft interior also evokes themes of protection and hidden potential. In art, eggs have also been used as a binding medium in paint, known as egg tempera.
In my artworks, I have reinterpreted classical portrait paintings from different epochs in art history, spanning from the 1600s to the 1900s. In these portraits, you encounter The Yolkers, individuals with egg yolk brains that often drip down their faces reminding of dripping paint as egg tempera. By introducing an egg yolk into art history, these historical works are transformed into something entirely different. The images become both aesthetic, surreal, and slightly eerie at the same time. Which creates an exciting intersection between art history and the new AI technology.
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This piece has gained recognition through public voting and jury selection in the
AI ARTS COMPETITION 2024.
In my artworks featuring The Yolkers, I have drawn inspiration from the egg yolk, with its intensely round, yellow, and glossy form. The egg’s symbolism in art history is profound and multifaceted. It has been a symbol of fertility and new beginnings, often associated with the cycle of life and rebirth. In Christian art, the egg is a powerful symbol of resurrection and the promise of eternal life, particularly evident in Easter traditions where eggs are decorated and exchanged. In various mythologies, the egg represents the cosmos or the universe, encapsulating the idea of creation and the birth of the world. The duality of the egg’s hard shell and soft interior also evokes themes of protection and hidden potential. In art, eggs have also been used as a binding medium in paint, known as egg tempera.
In my artworks, I have reinterpreted classical portrait paintings from different epochs in art history, spanning from the 1600s to the 1900s. In these portraits, you encounter The Yolkers, individuals with egg yolk brains that often drip down their faces reminding of dripping paint as egg tempera. By introducing an egg yolk into art history, these historical works are transformed into something entirely different. The images become both aesthetic, surreal, and slightly eerie at the same time. Which creates an exciting intersection between art history and the new AI technology.
Full-Size Gallery. Click to enlarge and view the images in their full resolution:
@mathias-jansson
Mathias Jansson is a Swedish AI-artist and writer, who collaborates with AI text to image tools as DALL-E to visualize ideas, concept and images. I have always been interested in how artists are using new media to create art with as videogames, AR, VR, AI and so on. Inspired by mixing art history with new ideas and concept with the help of AI.
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