EARTHBOUND VISUAL CULTURES - ANNA OLSZEWSKA

Discover the fascinating world of contemporary visual culture in the age of artificial intelligence! Anna Olszewska's book offers an innovative perspective on how technology is changing our perception of the world. Immerse yourself in the analysis of processes and environments in which machine vision is created, from laboratories to surveillance systems.

• Innovative perspective on visual culture
• Analysis of the impact of artificial intelligence on vision
• Examination of the processes of creating machine vision
• Description of changes in human-technology-environment relations
• Required reading for those interested in media and design
• AGH Publishing House - guarantee of quality and reliability

In her book "Earthbound Visual Cultures," Anna Olszewska examines how new image processing techniques affect our relationships with technology and the environment. The author analyzes the processes and environments in which machine vision is created, from optical and chemical laboratories, through industrial surveillance systems, to solutions used in environmental research and design. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand how technology shapes our perception of the world.

This book is not only a theoretical analysis, but also a practical look at how technology affects our daily lives. The author describes how machines, algorithms and systems participate in the process of vision, influencing our decisions and ways of thinking. It is a fascinating journey through the world of visual culture that will surely open your eyes to new perspectives.

"Earthbound Visual Cultures" is a must-read for students, researchers and anyone interested in media, visual culture, design, technology and their impact on modern life. Anna Olszewska presents an innovative approach that will surely inspire further research and reflection on the role of technology in our society. AGH Publishing House guarantees high quality and reliability of the publication.

Technical data:

Pages: 180

Format: 242x172 mm

Year of publication: 2025

Cover: paperback

Publisher: AGH Publishing House