Vincent Schwenk

Vincent Schwenk is a Hamburg-based 3D artist who explores the boundaries of texture, lighting, renderings, materials and motion for various art and design projects. The more freedom and the more artistic a project, the more excited he gets.
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The strings represent data transmittance, with each iteration they change something.
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Depiction of patterns and connections between objects representing of one method in which AI systems learns from their own experiences.
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I wanted to create two different worlds which are divided into a screen (the one in the middle) and a frame (outside one). The uncompressed world isn't nice to look at, it is all super packed and busy, the colors are not very appealing (dark, muddy and grey) this happened because there is just too much data. After the compression of the Data, the image in the middle (represents the final video) is looking way better, the colors are nice and there is even some free space, so that the objects have room to breathe.
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The strings represent data transmittance, with each iteration they change something.
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AI can solve new problems very easily. It can do stuff humans could never achieve. Therefore, my “problems” in this image are very much simplified. For example, the red wavy shape just needs to find its position in the floor. This could be done by a child. A good metaphor to explain AI’s incredible intelligence. I am very much interested in the topic of AI, it was a huge pleasure for me to create a visual world for that.
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AI can solve new problems very easily. It can do stuff humans could never achieve. Therefore, my “problems” in this image are very much simplified. For example, the red wavy shape just needs to find its position in the floor. This could be done by a child. A good metaphor to explain AI’s incredible intelligence. I am very much interested in the topic of AI, it was a huge pleasure for me to create a visual world for that.
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AI can solve new problems very easily. It can do stuff humans could never achieve. Therefore, my “problems” in this image are very much simplified. For example, the red wavy shape just needs to find its position in the floor. This could be done by a child. A good metaphor to explain AI’s incredible intelligence. I am very much interested in the topic of AI, it was a huge pleasure for me to create a visual world for that.
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Design focused on pattern recognition.
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Design focused on pattern recognition.
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Depiction of patterns and connections between objects representing of one method in which AI systems learns from their own experiences.
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I wanted to create two different worlds which are divided into a screen (the one in the middle) and a frame (outside one). The uncompressed world isn't nice to look at, it is all super packed and busy, the colors are not very appealing (dark, muddy and grey) this happened because there is just too much data. After the compression of the Data, the image in the middle (represents the final video) is looking way better, the colors are nice and there is even some free space, so that the objects have room to breathe.
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