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Is the message of art bigger than the tools of the artist ?
https://doi.org/10.1145/3749893.3749899

This study sought to understand the mitigation of the inherent biases held against AI art in contrast to hand drawn digital animated artworks. Concurrent with previous studies, it utilized the presentation of contextual information about the intention and process of the artist along with the artworks. Above all, it aimed to understand if the affordances of the tools of creating art can be surpassed to appreciate art beyond its utilized tools. The results offered an intriguing insight into the nature of bias and preferences through the prism of Creativity, Intentionality and Authenticity perceptions as key variables among others. While the results do agree with previous research, affirming the positive role of information presented along with the stimuli, the intention information of the artist carved a deeper impact on the positive appraisals as compared to the process information. Although the evaluations are notably higher when presented with information, the lack of significant interactions within the AI and Hand drawn stimuli and with the information levels, suggests the persistence of the inherent bias. Interestingly, the lack of a pronounced distinction within the perceptions of AI and Hand drawn artwork ratings indicate that the bias might not be an automatic prejudice, highlighting the ability of the observer to appreciate art they seem to perceive as likable. The prominence of ‘liking’ analysis which indicated a significant within subjects’ effect indicates that, there might be hope, after all, for the art to speak louder than its tools.

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Phenomenology of spatial Experience  (A place we calll home)

Published as a part of an Exhibition Catalogue curated by Felice Grodin at the Diana Lowenstein Gallery, Miami (2023).  This essay explores the phenomenological dimensions of spatial experience, examining how psychological, emotional, and spiritual associations shape our understanding of home, from the physical body to broader spaces. Drawing on Eames' exploration of scale, it delves into the layered and personal nature of space as a lived experience.

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