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#InsomniaInExhibition "Photography Never Lies | Photos Never Lies", a photography exhibition that (may not) capture the truth The exhibition showcases photographic works by 13 international artists: Boris Eldagsen, Leslie Shang Zhefeng, Ioanna Sakellaraki, Maria Mavropoulou, Patrik Budenz and Birte Zellentin, Robert Zhao Renhui, Sai, Thanapol Kaewpring, Naphasarapee Aphaiwong, Piyatat Hematat, Phumipat Usapratumban, Manit Sriwanichpoom and Miti Ruangkritya, to challenge the belief that photography is a tool that reflects reality and various events in the most straightforward way, and creates a set of truths that are important in various aspects of society. We cannot deny that each photograph goes through a creative process with various perspectives and layers of thought. Photographs are not just the result of pressing the shutter, but also the result of the photographer's choice of perspective, lighting, timing and decisions. Therefore, the photographs we see may not reflect the truth in the way they are. But it is a truth that is filtered through the perspective and interpretation of the creator. The creation and selection of photographs are mechanisms that influence the truth that the image reflects. The choice to take or not take something, the decision to publish or not publish an image, are all selections that can change and distort the truth. A photograph may reflect only certain aspects of an event, or it may be staged to communicate something as the creator intended. Therefore, we should ask the question: Does the photograph we see still reflect the truth? What kind of truth do we perceive? And who does it belong to? In an era where technology makes it easy to edit photos, the truth we see in photographs may be distorted or reconstructed. Today, artificial intelligence (AI) and rapidly advancing technology create new possibilities, including access to almost unlimited knowledge. Some photographic artists have tapped into their abilities, while others still adhere to the traditional photographic process, creating works that still reflect the use of creativity and true skill. The almost unlimited access to knowledge via AI has brought about changes and ripples in the field of photographic art. Photographic artists can use AI to analyze and create more complex and realistic images, whether it is using AI to enhance old images or creating images from verbal descriptions. Or even create entirely new images from AI learning. Despite AI's ability to create amazing photographic art, the use of this technology has made us think and reflect on what is presented through photographs. The fact that photographs can be easily manipulated raises the question of whether we can trust what we see anymore. There are also concerns about the distortion of historical data or legal challenges that may be challenged in the future. As AI technology has become a part of every aspect of our lives, it is important to cope with this change. Learning to use AI technology to create and improve photographic art may be inevitable, while maintaining the accuracy and reliability of the information. In the coming future, photographic art will continue to be a place where we can think and reflect on the meaning and significance of what is presented through photography. Whether using AI or traditional creation, photographic artists will continue to play an important role in communicating and creating feelings through meaningful creative images. #baccpresents #baccbangkok #yourbacc #PhotographyNeverLies #InsomniaScene #art #exhibition #รีวิวโฆษณา #รับลดไม่ไว้ใจดวง