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  1. Mhm. Hey Ron I'm tomorrow.
  2. And today I will talk about the Two Cranes that
  3. suggests murmur had used some sort of optical system to
  4. paint his famous paintings.
  5. Um Now the first thing we need to know about
  6. where America is that he is all about mystery.
  7. For instance, we don't know what he looks like.
  8. He never painted a portrait of himself and he didn't
  9. let any other painter to paint him too.
  10. Another thing was realism was the dominating moment at that
  11. time. And Farmer had paint extremely realistic paintings and he
  12. always painted in isolation, which led to other painters of
  13. his time to think that he had some sort of
  14. secret method that he wouldn't share with the rest of
  15. them. Yeah.
  16. And for this presentation will focus on these two points.
  17. The first one is examination of players that you're real
  18. tunnel maps.
  19. And for the second part we will talk about a
  20. journalist who uses some sort of system to recreate environment
  21. painting. Now, as many of you probably know, paintings are
  22. made up of layers.
  23. Each layer contributes in a different way.
  24. We are now interested in the first layer, which usually
  25. consists of a sketch, an outline here on the left,
  26. you can see a sketch by Rembrandt, and this is
  27. more or less what the first layer of any painting
  28. looks like except for them.
  29. Memories. First layers usually consists of the whole tunnel map
  30. of the whole painting, even as if he had painted
  31. the whole thing all at once and didn't need any
  32. correction, which is of course not impossible, but very unlikely.
  33. And this led to people to believe that he had
  34. used some sort of equipment.
  35. And over the course of the years, um, art history
  36. enthusiasts tried to discover these tools by trying out some
  37. for themselves.
  38. And here is a prototype of a mirror that is
  39. used to determine the exact shade of color that you
  40. would meet for your image.
  41. But this, of course, doesn't work as well.
  42. If you're painting something across the room for that case,
  43. you would need something more advanced.
  44. Uh specifically, you would need the help.
  45. Nikolic a thesis, um, which explains in full detail.
  46. Uh, this system that consists of lenses and mirrors and
  47. a black room.
  48. If you want any more information on that one, you
  49. can find it in my references.
  50. Now, this brings us to the journalist, Tim johnson, who
  51. had conducted an experiment and used a system ecosystem of
  52. lenses and mirrors to recreate this painting called the music
  53. lesson here on the left.
  54. What they didn't consider was lenses had caricatures which reflects
  55. on the image.
  56. So when Tim's painting came out, it had a huge
  57. flow. All his lines had a flight capture.
  58. But he went on with the project anyway and had
  59. experts examine it compared to the original painting.
  60. The shocking revelation was, uh, the original music lessons had
  61. the same exact floor at the same exact places.
  62. Yeah. Which lead people to think that murmur definitely use
  63. some sort of optical system.
  64. Um, and if you want any more information on this,
  65. you can check out the documentary to environmentally.
  66. Um, which was very controversial when it first aired.
  67. Some people considered this to be even cheating and some
  68. artists thought that it wasn't fair to the other artists
  69. that didn't use any equipment.
  70. Uh but of course it is up to you to
  71. decide whether it's talent or intelligence or both.
  72. Um, and whether you think it is art or it
  73. is not.
  74. As for myself, I think um it is okay to
  75. use technology for art too, considering how digital artist popular
  76. nowadays. and here I've added two of my digital artworks.
  77. And I actually find this combination of intelligence and talent
  78. to be very inspiring and influential.
  79. And I hope you find it that way too.
  80. Thank you for listening to me.
  81. If you have any questions I'll be inordinate to answer,
  82. and here's my reference list if any of you are
  83. interested, mm.