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Drawing/Artbreeder/Video, Series Merisibilian Inventory.720px X 540px. 2022
Lineage of Maiara - Daniel Malva
The work belongs to a fictional narrative and follows the family tree concept. In this video, Maiara and her daughters are introduced. The video is composed of portraits of these characters, who live in this fictional story, and it was created from drawings with coloured pencils following characteristics previously described in catalogue cards. Both, the portraits and the vídeo were finished using the Artbreeder tool, which uses artificial intelligence based on GAN (Generative Adversarial Networks - with BigGAN and StyleGAN models) and photographic portraits made since 2006. In this research, Malva seeks to use different supports and operating modes to compose images to create new dialogues between tools available for any type of user and for any other purpose that is not to make art.
Daniel Malva
Daniel Malva is a Brazilian visual artist and researcher. He has lived and worked in São Paulo since 2001. His research encompasses studies on artistic, linguistic and technological processes. The artist is interested in themes that involve discussions on the various fields of science, especially those involving Art and Science as a possibility of multidisciplinary approaches. His work materializes in serial cataloging of objects, creation of words, fictional narratives, discussions about the body, time and death. Malva is Masters in Arts (UNESP Institute of Arts in São Paulo/2019), Technologist in Industrial Mechatronics (SENAI/2015) and Bachelor in Photography (SENAC/2006). He has already exhibited his works in Brazil, England, Norway, Portugal, Cuba, Austria and Switzerland. He was in the Mezzanine (São Paulo) and Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery (London and Berlin) galleries. His work is part of the collection of the Museu da Cidade de São Paulo and was included in the important group show Geração 00, curated by Eder Chiodetto in 2011. In addition to having works in Brazilian and European private collections.
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