The cultural and natural heritage platform O-CITY presents the teaser of the audiovisual documentary about the painting ‘Rompeolas’ by Joaquín Sorolla, produced by Sergii Chebotarenko with artificial intelligence (AI) tools and applications.
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The O-CITY Territori Valencià Chair is pleased to present the teaser of the documentary about the Miramar Palace, possible location of the residence where Joaquín Sorolla Bastida painted the painting Rompeolas (San Sebastián, 1917-1918. Oil on canvas. Museo Sorolla, inv. no. 01178), according to Sergii Chebotarenko’s own research.
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This work by the Valencian painter Joaquín Sorolla has inspired Chebotarenko to make the documentary ‘Sentir’. We present the teaser of this fascinating audiovisual work, made with Artificial Intelligence by the Ukrainian film director:
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This work by the Valencian painter Joaquín Sorolla has inspired Chebotarenko to make the documentary ‘Sentir’. We present the teaser of this fascinating audiovisual work, made with Artificial Intelligence by the Ukrainian film director.
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In the description of this audiovisual piece, Sergii comments:
‘Time passes, and now, a hundred years have passed, but people still look at the same places immortalised by Joaquín Sorolla in his paintings. Their gazes stop before the grandeur of nature, its infinite landscapes and enchanting views, where light, shadows and colours create a unique spectacle. It seems that so many years have passed, but the magic remains: the sea, as changing as ever, and the hills, firm and captured forever…’.
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You can see the full reel on O-CITY:
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The Miramar Palace Park, ‘a film location between two beaches’, was the source of inspiration for Joaquín Sorolla to paint his work Breakwater. This is what Sergii Chebotarenko claims in a documentary in which he recreates the work of the Valencian painter, using Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools.
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