Computer Vision Art Gallery: CVPR 2021 is an online art gallery project that focuses on showcasing artworks that use computer vision technology as a medium or theme, featured in CVPR 2021-related events.
Purpose: To serve as a platform for displaying and gathering computer vision artworks, presenting how artists use computer vision technology for creation and exploring related ethical issues.
Main capabilities: The page lists multiple exhibited and selected works, each labeled with the artist's name, work title, and year of creation, with years spanning from 2018 to 2021. Examples of works include Nouf Aljowaysir's "Salaf" (2020), Yuguang Zhang's "(Non-)Human" (2020), Emidio Battipaglia's "All Watched Over by Machine of Loving Grace V1.1b" (2020), Vadim Epstein's "Aphantasia" (2021), Sofia Crespo x Entangled Others' "Beneath the Neural Waves" (2021), David Rokeby's "Dundas Square Surveillance Etude" (2021), Alexander Mordvintsev's "Hexells" (2020), Jake Elwes's "The Zizi Show" (2020), and others.
Usage: The material does not provide specific browsing operations, interactive features, or access process instructions.
Applicable scenarios: Intended for audiences, researchers, and creators interested in computer vision art, AI art, and technology ethics.
Organizational background: The gallery is organized by Luba Elliott and Xavier Snelgrove and is part of the "First Workshop on Ethical Considerations in Creative Applications of Computer Vision." Workshop organizers include Negar Rostamzadeh (Google Brain), Emily Denton (Google Brain), Linda Petrini (Google Brain), Lindiwe Malobola (JD AI Research), Beth Coleman (University of Toronto), Luba Elliott (elluba.com), Xavier Snelgrove (Probably Studio / University of Toronto), Ziad Al-Halah (University of Texas at Austin), Hui Wu (MIT-IBM Watson AI Lab), Tamara Berg (Facebook AI).
Limitations and supplements: The material does not provide information such as the website's specific technical implementation, pricing, work detail pages, or terms of use.
