File:AI-Restored carved wooden plaque, Benin Bronze.png
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AI-restored relief wood plaque, Benin Bronze
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English: This artificially restored Benin Bronze is part of the project, AI-Restored Benin Bronzes conceived by artist Minne Atairu. The project—a conceptual art restoration employs DALL·E 2 (Open AI's Text-to-Image algorithm) to generate visually plausible restorations of damages caused by colonial looting, natural weathering, and conservation practices.
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| Source | https://www.cp3c.org/benin-bronzes/object.php?o=522 |
| Author | Museum am Rothenbaum. Kulturen und Künste der Welt (MARKK) |
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