Brett Amory

hcolom

2023

Medium: Oil and Ink on wood and paper

Dimensions: 83 x 93 inches

Price: $10000.0

Description: The reversed inscription "Hcolom" in the artwork alludes to "Moloch" from Allen Ginsberg's critique of industrialism, symbolizing the unchecked consumption that is damaging our environment. This piece presents a visual narrative on climate change using a tapestry of fragmented imagery and a palette of stark whites, grays, and vivid greens. These colors represent the diminishing biodiversity and the resilience of nature in the face of ecological devastation. At its core is AI-generated text, a representation of the intricate and often concealed influence of technology on our lives and the environment. This obscure text reflects the dual nature of our digital era, where technology both simplifies and complicates communication, highlighting the inherent paradox of our technological progress. The artwork creates a contrast between calmness and turmoil, prompting viewers to ponder the role of AI in shaping communication and perception. The mysterious nature of AI algorithms frequently leads to misinterpretations, a pressing issue in this era of rapid technological evolution. In essence, the artwork serves as a compelling call to rethink our interaction with technology and the environment. It advocates for a transition from ecological harm to recovery, underscoring the importance of conservation and sustainable practices.