The possibilities offered by artificial intelligence are constantly surprising, because it is with its help that seemingly unrealistic visions can be realized. Alper Yesiltas, who comes from Istanbul and has 19 years of experience, found out about this, and his project created thanks to AI brought him enormous popularity. We are talking about unique portraits from the series, showing famous personalities from the world of film, culture and politics who have been dead for years. What would they be like today if history had been different?
He showed what Princess Diana would look like. The realism of the photo is shocking
In an extensive interview for My Modern Art magazine, Yesiltas talked a bit about his project, revealing, among other things, what was its inspiration. He said that from the beginning he was guided by the belief that if he can imagine something, he can also do it. – When I started tinkering with technology, I saw what I could do and wondered what would make me happiest. I wanted to see the people I missed again – adding that he wanted all the people depicted in the portraits to look realistic.
We can confidently say that he managed to achieve his goal. Just look at the photo of the person who died in a tragic car accident on August 21, 1997 in Paris. Prince Charles’ first wife is still remembered fondly by many today.
The Queen of Human Hearts, as many people call her, has earned a special place in the memory of people around the world with her extraordinary generosity and charitable activities. Equally impressive is the portrait of Benjamin Franklin, who, although dead since 1790, went down in history as the founding father of the United States.
They won the hearts of listeners and silver screens. This is what they might look like today
The project also featured big stars from the world of music. One of them is the outstanding British singer Amy Winehouse, whose songs such as “Back to Black” and “Rehab” still win the hearts of listeners and the charts. The owner of one of the most beautiful mezzo-soprano voices in history died in July 2011 as a result of alcohol poisoning, thus joining the so-called Club 27.
Amy Winehouse, Freddie Mercury, Jim Morrison Amy Winehouse, Freddie Mercury, Jim Morrison / instagram.com/alperyesiltas
This group also includes , the creator of the greatest hits of the psychedelic rock band The Doors. The legendary artist also appeared among the featured artists. The leader of the band Queen, considered one of the best of all time, if he were alive, he would be 78 years old.
Audrey Hepburn, Charlie Chaplin, Philip Seymour Hoffman Audrey Hepburn, Charlie Chaplin, Philip Seymour Hoffman / instagram.com/alperyesiltas
What would the “As If Nothing Happened” project be if it weren’t for the legendary movie stars. However, Yesiltas presented some of them somewhat similarly to how they were remembered, but in a modernized version. In this way, he showed what it would look like, among others: one of the most appreciated actresses of the late Golden Age of Hollywood, Audrey Hepburn, whose popularity came from roles in productions such as “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” or “Roman Holiday”.
The portrait of one of the greatest artists in the history of silent cinema, who was honored with three Oscars, including for the soundtrack to “The Ramp Light”, and two Honorary Awards: versatility and genius in the process of creating “Circus”, as well as overall artistic achievements, is also delightful. . There was also a portrait of the outstanding American actor and director Philiph Seymour Hoffman, who received an award from the American Film Academy for his role in the biographical drama “Capote”.
Source: Gazeta
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