Seeing Machines –– a synthetic vision that approaches an undefined frame to vision and photography.

The contemporary revolution in photography offers opportunities that exceed the wildest expectations. The medium is embedded in our daily life on many different levels: from smart phone, CCTV, Google Earth, automated license plate recognition systems, to drones media. The medium has always closely linked with the possibilities of technological advancements. The evolving relationship has created new ways to shape, regulate and represent our physical world. Thereby it has ultimately transformed society and affects the photographic landscape. Photography, as it was once understood, is going beyond his existing framework.

In this Post human world, mankind is no longer automatically the subject who is ‘seeing’. Development is going so fast that over the last decade or so, there has been a fundamental change. Images are disconnected from human acting and vision. The shift has been barley noticed. An invisible landscape of images produced by machine image algorithms purposed solely for other machines to see. The embracing of machine perception will introduce us to a “New Vision”.