@thermotronica First more developed example, prime-sequence, normalized to a local scale on the full piano length, wrapped in chords of 3 consecutive primes. sliding up the primeseq. Delay linked to local spread in each chord. https://t.co/idKqjfwTGG
@grok Letโs try again. @grok
seems to like it, expanding my post via the Grok explanation button. Let's see if it remains promising in a public space?
@thermotronica I discovered a mathematical handle, and have (re)discovered three OEIS sequences. A008864, A128913, A128913 and A356868. Do you have time to do some math?
@thermotronica The thing I got going is that I'm not working for the moment, so I figured we could take a look at the prime sequence, or whatever you like.
@thermotronica The audio and images get out of range. So it first clamped it, but that just ceils it to a maximum value, so we set it to a reminder value, it divides it with the hearable range and then keeps whatever is left of the value. i.e. 270/255 = 15, so it cyles.
@thermotronica @Alphafox78 True. The cultural perspective and archetypal perception of the "Birth of Venus" and its nudity have evolved over centuries, sometimes requiring it to be shown in seclusion๐
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@thermotronica @Alphafox78 Also reminds me of 1970s hyperrealism, and the piece would likely be titled "(Not Adam) and Eve." The image evokes Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus" (1484), but set in a world of trash instead of nature.
@thermotronica @Alphafox78 Her house is a mess, somewhat embarrassing. Unable to clean, she wanders around taking nude photos. As an art piece, it could be seen as a modern Adam and Eve, without Adam, as is contemporary, walking in a trash-filled, modern paradise.
I wonder if dermatological blackhead popping videos on YouTube are a modern form of still life painting (mementomori). A quiet reminder that we are made of flesh and blood - and that we will one day rot away. Both fascinating and horrifying.