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CUSP
2019 By Jake Elwes

In CUSP, a neural network trained on photographs of marsh birds generates new bird-like forms from the original species. The resulting images morph between recognisable, distorted and painterly, creating an uncanny version of tidal wildlife. The artist then designed an animation of these AI-generated birds in the natural habitat of UK coastal marshes, initiating a surreal dialogue between the artificial and the real wading birds.
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