Plastically Possible
Welcome to Plastically Possible! A fun, new way to create pictures of sea animals, using GenAI to compile artistic images from plastic waste.
By showcasing the staggering amount of plastic collected from just 1,000 yards of beach, the images invite everyone to consider their role in making our ocean and environment a better place, one piece of plastic at a time.
Beach Plastic and Ocean Recovery Alliance have been collaborating to bring about creative change for almost two decades. Since 1999, Richard Lang and Judith Selby Lang have been transforming the plastic they have found on Kehoe Beach in California into vibrant works of art.
With playful spirits and treasure-hunter’s enthusiasm, they compete to find the smallest, most far-traveled, or quirkiest bits of plastic. Everything that they collect from the beach turns into a captivating creation of art.
Working closely with the inventive team of AI software developers at Instant Studio, we are now offering you the chance to create your own Plastically Possible art.
Understanding the value of original human creativity combined with cutting edge technology, the team at InstantStudio worked closely with Ocean Recovery Alliance, and Richard and Judith Lang from Beach Plastic, to create AI artwork that aligns with their artistic vision and design principles. The new Plastically Impossible creations take on a form of their own, but stay true to the idea of turning beach plastic into colourful sea animals. Behind the scenes, algorithms and finely-tuned prompts are turning simple user selections (in this case, animal thumbnails) into accurately defined sea animals, made from a combination of small pieces of trash plastic. This in only the beginning…we have many extensions of this cool idea in the pipeline. To discover how GenAI can be applied creatively and effectively to your business, visit InstantStudio.ai.
