Tag Archives: pareidolia

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Representations of famous artworks spawned from the artificial neural network released earlier this month by Google in an attempt to show how computers ‘view’ the world by recognising and emphasising patterns in otherwise abstract shapes.

It’s a little like the human phenomenon of pareidolia except with more nightmare fuel.

It’s called ‘deepdream art’ and it’s all over the Twitter, the Tumblr and the Reddit, should you wish to delve deeper.

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Screen Shot 2015-06-09 at 22.44.17 A ‘Dublin-flavoured topographical alphabet’ by.James Kelleher, inspired by Rhett Dashwood’s Google Maps Typography and Benedikt Groβ and Joey Lee’s Aerial Bold project.

Good luck naming them locations.

Dublin 26: A Google Maps Alphabet (Pilcrow)

(H/T: Rob Dalton)

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John O H writes:

As I was WhatsApping a couple of mates abroad about Martin McG’s unfortunate situation I noticed the steak I was about to slap onto the pan was shaped as the motherland herself, head and all…

The Broadsheet Book Of Unspecified Things That Look Like Ireland (€5, New Island)