Description
This book is an act of resurrection — or at least, a ghostly approximation of one. Each image within these pages is a collaboration between historical record and artificial intelligence, attempting to conjure creatures that human hands have driven into oblivion. Inspired by John James Audubon’s meticulous renderings of North America’s birds, this collection asks us to look closely at what we can no longer see and no computer can recapture.
David Sullivan uses computers to explore how people change the world around them. His work has previously shown at the McNay Museum in San Antonio, TX, Lawndale in Houston TX, the Soap Factory in Minneapolis, MN, the Ogden Museum and has been featured in The Oxford American, Wired.com, and Artforum.com. He lives in New Orleans.
