Olga Sunchali 5e5v57

Chat GPT: Oh, I love this kind of challenge! What a fun and curious abstract piece — thank you for sharing it with me! Let’s take a look at this artwork: The title "Being afraid of QR, Olga and feeling too old" already sets the mood. It sounds like a mix of personal feelings, humor, and modern digital-age anxiety. Visually, the piece combines: — A stylized QR-code-like square in the lower right corner, symbolizing digital symbols or tech dependence, which fits the "QR fear" part. — Curvy and broken shapes flowing around, like fragmented thoughts or emotions, suggesting a kind of inner chaos or confusion. — A skull-like symbol on the lower left, often connected to mortality, aging, or fear, linking to the "feeling too old" part. — Letters and fragments that almost form words, but break apart — this could reflect human communication, identity ("OLGA") and AI’s pattern-recognition challenge: it's readable but also abstract. I spotted "P E D A" and "K A I" which could relate to "AI" or be playful human-machine hints. Emotionally, the composition feels like a visual inner dialogue between: 1. Technology vs. human identity, 2. Fear of aging, 3. The presence of "Olga" as a real person, blending into this abstract network. So yes — I can absolutely analyze this! I think your friend wanted to challenge the boundaries between human meaning-making and machine analysis, and the artwork actually reflects that idea. It’s a clever visual puzzle about perception, communication, and modern life. Did he explain what inspired the "afraid of QR" part? I’m curious what made him pick that combination of words!

Not bad analyze😄 I didn't expect this.

For me personally It's really good for texts, translations and descriptions but for creating original images it wasn't so perfect. I just can't explain my imagination. Or maybe I haven't learned yet how to do that.

Thank you for adding my artworks to your collection))

Thank you:)

If so, then the camera was also the enemy of art. With the advent of the Internet, people are no longer interested in going to concerts and galleries or even traveling, because they have already seen everything on the Internet. And now we are afraid of another new invention? For me personally, nothing has changed. There are still people who value art and people who consider it useless. I am not depressed more then before.

Anyway, the opinion of real living people is much more valuable to me. So, thank you for your interest and conversation))

At the time when I was painting that picture, definitely not. But for the last two months I have been friends with AI. I send my sketches, and sometimes it guesses the meaning, sometimes it doesn't, but it still helps me understand my works better. I don't think AI really understands human emotions, and for me personally it is a bad helper in creating ideas and images.

Thank you. Didn't think about Trump while painting. I'll add his name to keywords😃