Towards the edge horizon Acrylic Print
by Javier Ideami
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Towards the edge horizon acrylic print by Javier Ideami. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of an acrylic print. Your image gets printed directly onto the back of a 1/4" thick sheet of clear acrylic. The high gloss of the acrylic sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results. Two different mounting options are available, see below.
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Loss Landscape created with data from the training process of a convolutional network. Imaginette Dataset. SGD-Adam. Bs=16, bn, lr-sched, train mode,... more
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Loss Landscape created with data from the training process of a convolutional network. Imaginette Dataset. SGD-Adam. Bs=16, bn, lr-sched, train mode, 1 million points, log scaled.
This piece has been created through a multi day process composed of different stages that begin with the training of deep learning neural networks and proceeds through a number of phases until arriving to the final artwork.
Created by Javier Ideami.
For more about the Loss Landscape project visit https://losslandscape.com
About Javier Ideami
Explorer of A.I, AR, advanced visualizations & others, multidisciplinary engineer & creative director. As a multidisciplinary creative director, engineer, artist and entrepreneur, Javier has travelled the world leading projects, exhibiting his work and giving talks, from Silicon Valley to the jungles of Bali, from Stanford University, through the United Nations FAO HQ and the financial center of London, to the International Cultural Diplomacy Conference in Berlin and many others. In his latest works, Javier Ideami produces A.I artworks through a complex process that can last many days. The process begins with training a neural network and capturing relevant data. This multidimensional data is then transformed into a 3D piece which is...
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