Devi Parikh and Abhishek Das: links
Selected records, interviews, research papers, and archives contextualize the artists’ generative practice.
In the AB[500]: Art Blocks
The official collection record identifies Aragnation as a 128-work release dated February 6, 2023.
Art Blocks: AragnationInterviews
TWIML discusses Parikh’s research into human-AI collaboration and computational creativity.
Human-AI Collaboration for CreativityThe Gradient interviews Parikh about generative art and AI for creativity.
Devi Parikh on Generative ArtMuseums and institutions
Virginia Tech reports on Parikh’s computer-vision research and academic appointment.
Devi Parikh at Virginia TechEssays, talks and podcasts
Parikh’s study analyzes preferences expressed through interactive generative-art parameters.
Predicting a Creator’s PreferencesA preliminary study examines systems combining neural and symbolic approaches to generative art.
Neuro-Symbolic Generative ArtParikh and Srinivasan consider how generative artworks can make AI ethics more accessible.
Building BridgesProfiles and archives
Das’s biography surveys his AI research, scientific work, publications, and generative-art activity.
Abhishek DasThe Aragnation project archive documents its concept, models, features, training material, and artists.
AragnationParikh’s Cushions archive explains the project’s long-form design and iterative development.
CushionsParikh’s interactive generator demonstrates parameters related to the Cushions visual system.
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