Paul Cocksedge's 'What Nelson Sees' Sculpture in Trafalgar Square Features AI-Generated Historical Views of London
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Alyn Griffiths
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Summary
Designer Paul Cocksedge has created a weathered steel sculpture called 'What Nelson Sees' in Trafalgar Square for the London Design Festival. The installation incorporates AI-generated films that show how London has evolved over centuries from the perspective of Admiral Nelson's Column. The sculpture is one of the landmark projects for the festival, celebrating and promoting design in the city.
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What Nelson Sees is one of the landmark projects installed around the city as part of the London Design Festival programme
The sculpture incorporates AI-generated films showing how the city has evolved over the centuries
Aimed at celebrating and promoting design in the city
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