Human Generated Data

Title

Building Is Destroying from "Materials Lab"

Date

2015

People

Artist: Fernanda Fragateiro, Portuguese born 1962

Classification

Sculpture

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Margaret Fisher Fund, 2015.24.25

Copyright

© Fernanda Fragateiro

Human Generated Data

Title

Building Is Destroying from "Materials Lab"

People

Artist: Fernanda Fragateiro, Portuguese born 1962

Date

2015

Classification

Sculpture

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Margaret Fisher Fund, 2015.24.25

Copyright

© Fernanda Fragateiro

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Amazon
created on 2019-04-09

Rug 97.5
Art 72.8
Wall 57.9
Advertisement 55.3
Brick 55.1

Clarifai
created on 2018-08-22

wood 98.4
picture frame 98.2
no person 96.6
coffee 96.5
retro 96.1
illustration 94.6
wooden 94.3
desktop 92.6
design 92.3
wall 91.2
old 90.7
art 90.1
blank 88.3
texture 87.6
vintage 87.4
caffeine 86.4
image 84.9
painting 83.4
antique 82.4
style 80.6

Imagga
created on 2018-08-22

frame 66.4
vintage 62.9
old 59.3
grunge 57.9
retro 51.7
insulating material 49.3
blank 48.9
antique 48.7
texture 46.6
empty 44.7
aged 44.4
border 41.6
building material 37.7
paper 36.9
wall 34.6
design 31
art 30.6
ancient 30.3
board 29.1
rusty 26.7
decoration 26.1
wallpaper 26.1
album 25.3
dirty 25.3
brown 25
wood 25
photograph 24.6
grungy 23.7
worn 22.9
material 22.3
backdrop 21.4
framework 21.2
film 21.2
instant 20.7
textured 20.2
frames 18.6
wooden 17.6
template 17.4
old fashioned 17.1
scrapbook 16.5
ornate 16.5
memory 16.4
parchment 16.3
black 16.2
pattern 15.7
space 15.5
card 15.5
square 15.5
structure 15.4
spot 15.4
blackboard 15.2
crumpled 14.6
home 14.5
painting 14.5
damaged 14.3
stained 13.5
obsolete 13.4
ornamental 13.3
gold 13.2
page 13
cover 13
room 12.8
exhibition 12.7
deco 12.7
faded 12.7
stains 12.7
museum 12.6
decorative 12.5
used 12.5
element 12.4
photography 12.4
shabby 11.8
grime 11.7
revival 11.6
rustic 11.5
interior 11.5
style 11.1
grain 11.1
artwork 11
dark 10.9
gallery 10.8
tile 10.8
mottled 10.7
torn 10.7
decor 10.6
backgrounds 10.6
decorate 10.5
ornament 10.4
binding 10.1
rough 10
yellow 9.9
crease 9.8
baroque 9.8
hang 9.8
ragged 9.8
surface 9.7
crack 9.7
rust 9.6
edge 9.6
object 9.5
classic 9.3
camera 9.2
historic 9.2
fireplace 9
grubby 8.9
copy 8.9
broad 8.8
framed 8.8
tracery 8.8
fracture 8.8
succulent 8.8
announcement 8.7
decay 8.7
floral 8.5
mosaic 8.5
corner 8.4
detail 8.1
framing 7.9
artistic 7.8
burnt 7.8
sepia 7.8
past 7.8
golden 7.7
doormat 7.7
note 7.4
metal 7.3
color 7.2
gray 7.2
brick 7.1
mat 7.1

Google
created on 2018-08-22

floor 53.1
wood stain 52.3

Microsoft
created on 2018-08-22

wall 98.8
indoor 92
mounted 50.2
painting 30.9

Color Analysis

Feature analysis

Amazon

Rug 97.5%

Captions

Azure OpenAI

Created by gpt-4 on 2024-11-20

The image shows a framed photograph positioned above a box containing a collection of broken terracotta pieces. The photograph captures what looks like an art installation, featuring a large, flat, rectangular surface or platform with a pile of what appears to be the same terracotta pieces or shattered bricks as seen in the box below it. This pile seems meticulously arranged to cover the visible part of the platform uniformly. Below this photograph, directly mounted on or in the same support structure, there is a shallow box filled with real terracotta fragments. The physical terracotta pieces look similar to those depicted in the art installation photograph, offering a tactile, three-dimensional counterpart to the two-dimensional representation above. The caption beneath the framed photograph reads "Constructing is Destroying is Constructing." This title suggests an artistic or philosophical examination of the cyclical nature of construction and destruction. The year marked is "2009," which probably indicates when the piece was created. The presentation merges photography with actual fragments, providing a reflective concept for the viewer to interpret.

Anthropic Claude

Created by claude-3-haiku-20240307 on 2024-11-20

The image shows two artworks. The top image is a photograph titled "Constructing is Destroying is Constructing" from 2009. It depicts a large rectangular structure covered with what appears to be orange or reddish-brown fragments or pieces, creating a textured and abstract visual effect. The bottom image is a framed display of natural rocks or stones, also in a reddish-brown color. The two artworks seem to explore themes of construction, destruction, and the interplay between these processes through the use of materials.

Meta Llama

Created on 2024-12-01

The image presents a photograph of an art installation, accompanied by a box containing the same material used in the installation. The photograph is displayed above the box, providing a visual representation of the artwork. * **Photograph:** * The photograph shows a large, rectangular platform covered in small, broken pieces of terracotta. * The platform is situated in a room with white walls and a high ceiling. * The floor is made of concrete, and the room appears to be well-lit. * The photograph is mounted on a piece of wood, which is attached to a gray wall. * The photograph has a caption that reads "Constructing is Destroying is Constructing" and includes the year "2009". * **Box:** * The box is made of wood and contains the same broken terracotta pieces as the installation. * The box is rectangular in shape and has a flat top. * The box is placed below the photograph, creating a sense of continuity between the two elements. * **Background:** * The background of the image is a solid gray color. * The gray tone provides a neutral backdrop for the photograph and box, allowing the viewer to focus on the artwork. In summary, the image showcases an art installation featuring a large platform covered in broken terracotta pieces, accompanied by a box containing the same material. The photograph is mounted on a piece of wood and attached to a gray wall, while the box is placed below it. The overall composition creates a sense of continuity and cohesion between the two elements.

Text analysis

Amazon

Constructing
Destroyingi Constructing
Destroyingi

Google

Constructing is Destroying is Constructing
Constructing
is
Destroying