faca chover ML collage
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Interactive machine-learning collage experiment blending physical cutouts and algorithmic perception. Built with p5.js and ml5.js.
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*12 am. Just got back from machine learning class. Head spinning. Heart ache. Trying to fill in the gaps of what it’s missing. Cutouts — collage of the things I’ve found. Compositions to merge the gaps between my physical world and my imaginary.*
faça chover (Portuguese for make it rain) is an ongoing interactive collage experiment that merges scanned fragments of the artist’s physical collages with a live, pre-trained neural network. Each image is “seen” by the MobileNet model, which classifies it into poetic misinterpretations like bookshop, hoopskirt, or doormat.
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