It is difficult to dehumanize humans, but the artistic group of Shinseungback Kimyonghun has created terrifying portraits of people from famous movies.
By utilizing a new software that uses facial recognition during a movie, they have created eerily strange movie portraits. The software takes a picture of a face in every 24 frames, and then makes a compilation of those faces that attempts to evoke the feeling of the film. They have used movies such as 'Black Swan,' 'Avatar' and 'Kill Bill.' Although these pictures do resemble the characters in the film, the photo is still an eerie depiction of what a human looks like. It is tough to determine whether or not the overall feeling of the movie has been correctly replicated, but Shinseungback Kimyonghun has definitely been able to create haunting portraits that won't soon be forgotten.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Eerie Movie-themed Portraits
- Using facial recognition and photo compilation software to create unsettling portraits based on famous movies.
- Facial Recognition Software for Art
- Utilizing emerging technology to create innovative and provocative art pieces.
- Dehumanizing Humans in Art
- Exploring the boundaries of human emotion and representation through new artistic techniques.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Film and Entertainment
- Incorporating new and innovative art forms into the movie-making process to enhance viewer experience.
- Art and Design
- Utilizing emerging technology to push boundaries in traditional art and design fields.
- Technology and Software
- Developing new and innovative uses for facial recognition software through experimentation in different fields.
