Hyperportrait I is a self-portrait of the artist, the first in a series of portraits of this kind. Each portrait is created by training a model on images of its subject, then extracting their embedding—the mathematical representation that contains the concept of that person—from the model. The multidimensional matrix produced, then, is a kind of Platonic Form of that person, a latent space from which any depiction of the subject can be generated. It is an abstract portrait that contains all other portraits—a hyperportrait.
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Unique archival pigment print,
48 x 42 in.
Framed in hardwood
Signed on verso
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