Explore the hidden universe of color
“See in CMYK:” Explore the science of color with Google Arts & Culture and the Exploratorium.
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“See in CMYK” by Stefanie Posavec combines the 100-year-old printing press with AI, in collaboration with the Exploratorium and Google Arts & Culture.
The Exploratorium and Google Arts & Culture have launched "See in CMYK," an interactive project that uses artificial intelligence to turn your photos into vibrant, four-color art. By using Gemini to analyze your images, the tool replaces standard print dots with custom icons based on your specific subjects. You can experiment with this technology online now or visit the physical installation at the Exploratorium in San Francisco this summer.
The Exploratorium and Google Arts & Culture have launched "See in CMYK," an interactive project that uses artificial intelligence to turn your photos into vibrant, four-color art. By using Gemini to analyze your images, the tool replaces standard print dots with custom icons based on your specific subjects. You can experiment with this technology online now or visit the physical installation at the Exploratorium in San Francisco this summer.
"Explore the hidden universe of color" shows how art and science create new experiences. Artist Stefanie Posavec uses four basic ink colors to build complex, vibrant images. Google’s AI analyzes your photos to turn them into unique, interactive icon art. You can experiment with these color tools online or visit the Exploratorium in person. This project helps you learn about color theory through fun, hands-on digital play.
"Explore the hidden universe of color" shows how art and science create new experiences.
The Exploratorium and Google Arts & Culture teamed up to create a cool digital art project called "See in CMYK." It uses AI to turn your photos into unique images made of thousands of tiny, colorful icons. You can upload a picture and watch as the AI swaps standard dots for symbols that match what's in your photo. It’s a fun way to experiment with how colors and technology work together.
The Exploratorium and Google Arts & Culture teamed up to create a cool digital art project called "See in CMYK." It uses AI to turn your photos into unique images made of thousands of tiny, colorful icons. You can upload a picture and watch as the AI swaps standard dots for symbols that match what's in your photo. It’s a fun way to experiment with how colors and technology work together.
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