AI-Generated Art Personifies Countries as Different Women Across the Globe

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

United States

Artificial intelligence (AI) learns from us, so what type of associations does it make based on its machine learning? An artist named Alexa, aka Crypto Tea, used AI to generate different countries reimagined as women. After inputting some text, the technology created a variety of stylized portraits of ladies adorned with the stereotypical characteristics of the countries. Mexico, for instance, has her face painted in the style of a calaveras during Día de los Muertos while the woman in France stands next to a bunch of grapes (for wine, presumably) with the Eifel Tower in the background.

Alexa’s intention was to “put AI to the test” and see what it’d be able to pick up on. “As far as generating,” she tells My Modern Met, “I gave the AI as little details as possible so I could test how accurately it would pick up certain features and cultures. I used Mid Journey for this project and fed it simple phrases like ‘Brazilian woman, Brazil landscape.’”

With such little direction, Alexa was impressed with the results. “I thought it did a great job of picking up unique traits (e.g. cowboy hat for America),” she says. It’s more proof of the power of AI. “What’s fascinating is the potential for this AI to create anything you can imagine. Don’t be surprised if you start seeing social media influencers that are a little too perfect.”

An artist named Alexa, aka Crypto Tea, used AI to generate different countries imagined as women.

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

England

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

France

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Germany

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Greece

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Japan

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Mexico

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Nigeria

After inputting some text, the technology created a variety of stylized portraits of ladies adorned with the stereotypical characteristics of the countries.

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Brazil

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

China

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

El Salvador

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Ukraine

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Turkey

“As far as generating,” she tells My Modern Met, “I gave the AI as little details as possible so I could test how accurately it would pick up certain features and cultures.”

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Spain

“I used Mid Journey for this project and fed it simple phrases like ‘Brazilian woman, Brazil landscape.’”

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Saudi Arabia

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

India

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Jamaica

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Pakistan

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Portugal

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Ethiopia

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Argentina

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Norway

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Venezuela

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Italy

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Iran

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

New Zealand

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Australia

With such little direction, Alexa was impressed with the results. “I thought it did a great job of picking up unique traits (ex. cowboy hat for America),” she says.

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Canada

AI Generated Portrait of Women as Countries

Russia

Crypto Tea: Twitter | Instagram

My Modern Met granted permission to feature photos by Crypto Tea.

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Sara Barnes

Sara Barnes is a Staff Editor at My Modern Met, Manager of My Modern Met Store, and co-host of the My Modern Met Top Artist Podcast. As an illustrator and writer living in Seattle, she chronicles illustration, embroidery, and beyond through her blog Brown Paper Bag and Instagram @brwnpaperbag. She wrote a book about embroidery artist Sarah K. Benning titled "Embroidered Life" that was published by Chronicle Books in 2019. Sara is a graduate of the Maryland Institute College of Art. She earned her BFA in Illustration in 2008 and MFA in Illustration Practice in 2013.
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