on Built Landscape and Cyborg Gaze
Time-based media by code
2022
I built 3D models of natural landscapes and used code to simulate machine ways of seeing, or perception, based on pixels. A fascinating point is that no matter how precisely a program calculates the pixels to construct the illusion, the resolution is not better than that of the human eye.
This resonates with my other project, Random Access Memory (RAM): Computer vision is essentially the statistics of each pixel unit, rather than abstraction through the human eye. If RAM analyzes how humans and machines see the world, then [Resolution Study on Built Landscape and Cyborg Gaze] responds by showing how machines construct virtual landscapes.
我构建了自然景观的3D模型，并使用代码模拟基于像素的机器视觉或感知方式。一个迷人的一点是，无论程序如何精确地计算像素来构建幻觉，分辨率都不会比人眼的分辨率好。
这个作品回应了我另一个 探讨机器视觉和存储的作品 Random Access Memory (RAM)：计算机视觉本质上是每个像素单元的统计学，而不是通过人眼抽象。如果说 RAM 是分析机器和人类是如何观看和存储世界的， 那么这个作品是分析机器如何模拟构建自然的。