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ἐκγραφῆς · eucrasia

2022 · Poetry, artificial intelligence, digital post-production

ἐκγραφῆς | eucrasia 1–7 is a series by Anna Utopia Giordano combining poetry, artificial intelligence and digital post-production. The series explores the translation of poetic language into images through text-to-image generative systems. For eucrasia 1–7, the poem eucrasia, taken from Utopia's poetic triptych Omne Trinus Est Perfectum, was used together with specific technical parameters as a prompt for a text-to-image artificial intelligence. The resulting images were subsequently post-produced, completing the translation from text to image.

Selected exhibition

2022 · Piacenza, Italy · Fuori Visioni Contemporary Art Festival · Passerini-Landi Library · 15–17 December 2022

Eucrasia

jinn sussurra alleli simmetrici,
lecca funzioni suriettive,
inghiotte recettori dactilitici,
e invoca ambliopia,
tenaglie e pulsioni ottiche
sciolte in assegni inflessi:
ciò di cui gli uomini si nutrono.

Iblis sussurra il mio nome,
sorrido, si brucia.

Credits

Thanks to Gualberto Alvino for the Greek consultation.
Photography of ἐκγραφῆς exhibited during Fuori Visioni by Luca Meli.

ἐκγραφῆς — eucrasia 1 — Anna Utopia Giordano
ἐκγραφῆς — eucrasia 2 — Anna Utopia Giordano
ἐκγραφῆς — eucrasia 3 — Anna Utopia Giordano
ἐκγραφῆς — eucrasia 4 — Anna Utopia Giordano
ἐκγραφῆς — eucrasia 5 — Anna Utopia Giordano
ἐκγραφῆς — eucrasia 6 — Anna Utopia Giordano
ἐκγραφῆς — eucrasia 7 — Anna Utopia Giordano
ἐκγραφῆς — Anna Utopia Giordano — Fuori Visioni exhibition view, photography by Luca Meli