These Faces Are NOT Real: An AI-Generated Journey Through Lacrimosa

Step into a world where emotions are crafted, not born. 'These Faces Are NOT Real: An AI-Generated Journey Through Lacrimosa' unveils a series of artificial intelligence-created portraits, each echoing human emotions with unnerving accuracy. Set to the poignant melodies of Mozart's 'Lacrimosa', this video blurs the line between the synthetic and the real, challenging your perceptions of art and emotion. Witness how AI captures the essence of human sorrow and contemplation, and let yourself be moved by the unreal.

Music: Requiem in D minor, K.626 (Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus)
Performer Pages Chorus Pro Musica (chorus)
Harvard Glee Club (chorus)
Radcliffe Choral Society (chorus)
New England Conservatory Chorus (chorus)
St. John's Seminary Choir (chorus)
Boston Symphony Orchestra (orchestra)
Erich Leinsdorf (conductor)
Saramae Endich (soprano)
Eunice Alberts (alto)
Nicholas Di Virgilio (tenor)
Mac Morgan (bass)
Publisher Info. RCA, 1964. (February).
Copyright
Public Domain - Non-PD US, Non-PD EU
Misc. Notes Extracts from a recording of a Requiem Mass given for John Fitzgerald Kennedy at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, Boston, January 19, 1964. Processionals, remarks and spoken liturgy omitted. Produced by Richard Mohr. Lewis Layton was the recording engineer. The master tapes were produced by John Pfeiffer. The following were the choral directors: Elliot Forbes (Harvard/Radcliffe), Lorna Cooke deVaron (New England Conservatory), Rt. Rev. Russell H. Davis (St. John's Seminary).

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