LARGO, Fla. — They beckon from the walls in the galleries at Creative Pinellas: beautiful Black men, women and children, intertwined with plants and flowers as if they are morphing together.
And although they look photorealistic, they were created with artificial intelligence.
“Imagine Blackness: Alternate Realities and Collective Dreaming” is the brainchild of husband-and-wife duo McArthur Freeman II and Elizabeth Hordge-Freeman.
