Poster at a hospital
Poster in front of a tea shop
Menu in a restaurant
Another page of that same menu
Poster at a shaved ice store
Ad for hair products company
Ad by the government in the metro system
Ad for a podcast of a very large media company
Another ad for a podcast of a very large media company
Ad for an ad space
Promotion of the AI customer service, for the Taipei metro
Advert about fake job listings
Ad for a moving company
Illustration at an art exhibition
"photos" in a museum
Poster at the national theater of Taichung
Images sold at an art convention
Wallpaper inside a hotel lobby
Bag from a biscuit & gift store
Poster from a cult
Sign from the city government near a construction site
Safety posters in front of a building site
Safety posters in front of a building site
Poster at Watsons
Another poster at Watsons
Advert for pet food
Cellphone cases
Sweater
Decoration at a Korean restaurant
Sign on a hotel wall, outdoors
Computer company's mascot
Upload your pictures and apply a AI filter
Sign at a bank
Another sign at that same bank
Another sign at that same bank
Advert at a bank
Poster for music concert
Advertisment
Advert from a bank
Advert for the Taipei metro
Loss of humanity is a collection of adverts and posters that feature generative AI imagery.
Art has been around since the dawn of humanity, it is something fundamentally human, because if society were to collapse, art would emerge again. Yet greed, individualism and laziness are replacing artists with machines, making the artist disappear from professional fields, slowly making art unlucrative and a forever hobby. Because generative AI devaluates art, making it almost free for the end user.
Art and the creative process is an experience, and it can be a social one too, it is not just a product. Art can involve multiple individuals, such as a painter or photographer with their model, or a musician and their bandmates, the examples don’t lack. Passing the whole creative process to a machine deprive individuals of such experiences.