Faces
One invented picture, made in four versions with Midjourney. Shown twice, then fifty times, then fifty within fifty, then fifty times in each of the four versions.
Diptych


Fifty
Five across, ten down. Each row is a little greyer than the one above.
Fifty within fifty
Each of the fifty panels holds its own five-by-ten grid of the same picture.
Four versions, fifty each
The same picture in four colourings, each as its own five-by-ten grid.
Traditional
Inverse
Yellow
Water
Earlier drawings
Drawn by us in our icon style, before we found the face above. Not based on any real person.
The same invented woman, twice
Five faces
In a headset
Without a headset, the pictures above are the whole piece. This part only appears if your browser says it can show a headset view.
View in a headset (experimental)
This view has not been tested in a headset. What cannot be checked without one: how comfortable the aiming dot is, how stepping feels, how sharp the picture looks, how the trigger or pinch works, and how smoothly it runs.
You stand still and look at a wall of fifty panels, five across and ten down. It goes 4 levels deep. Nothing moves, fades or flashes; each step is a plain cut. Select a panel to step in. Select the Leave plate or the empty space to step back. At the top, select to leave.
About this piece
Made with Midjourney from Jeffrey's prompt. There are four versions of the one picture. Inspired by the idea of repetition in Warhol's Marilyn Diptych; our picture is our own and we are not affiliated with any artist's estate or museum. The headscarf is inspired by traditional kerchiefs.
Vector versions, which open on their own page:



