Choi Chul-joo AAS Cartoon 4-2
AAS Short Cartoon "The hidden battles' 4
Choi Chul-joo AAS Author's Short Cartoon "The hidden battles and betrayals of spies from all over the world" is an AI-enabled sketch (Ai Aided Sketch) cartoon rendering that the cartoonist painted with AI sketches through AI sketches by coding the concept of Choi Chul-joo, a Ph.D. in culture and design./ Choi Chul-joo, a cartoon artist, conceptual abstract realism painter, contemporary concept pop artist, cartoon critic, contemporary art critic & conceptual pop cartoon artist who draws conceptual webtoon cartoons. Choi Kwan-woo (Choi Chul-joo's pseudonym) As a modern conceptual art historian, he is serializing Choi Chul-joo AAS web cartoons and Choi Chul-joo AAP(Ai Aided Plot) cartoon artist web novels based on AAS conceptual abstract realism painting on Facebook and the Internet./
Choi Chul-joo's definition of AAS cartoon image is interpreted as an aesthetic structure that reveals that images go beyond simple visual representation and act as ontological traces and epistemological devices at the point where the illusion of memory and time intersects, which leads to the illusion that the deviation of shade and reflection is mistaken for the present in the temporality that consists of the past and the future repeating the present, converting space into time, and solidifying memories into images through objects that repeatedly exist in a specific place. AAS functions as a philosophical device that reduces the traces of time remembered to realism beyond AI-based sketches, restores the aura of memory through technology, and presents a new visual ontology that crosses the boundaries of art and philosophy in a way that images transcend media to reveal the structure of perception.
Thus, "The definition of Choi Chul-joo AAS cartoon image is a visual real image rendered by realism of AI-reproduced images with the temporality of the remembered space."
The cartoon has artistic value in that it is an extensive AAS conceptual abstract realism painting that combines conceptual pop art, abstract realism, and storytelling. It serializes AAS-generated conceptual abstract realism image rendering(Rendering AI-enabled sketches) and conceptual abstract realism painting cartoons by Choi Chul-joo. He works as a cartoon artist, conceptual abstract artist, and contemporary art critic.
Cartoon artist Choi Chul-joo Short Cartoon [4-2] The hidden battles and betrayals of spies from all over the world: The path carved on a woman's back is worth as much as a map of Treasure Island. The Shadow of the Tattoo is a gisaeng, Akame, sitting in a red kimono in an Edo entertainment district. She has a complicated tattoo inscribed on her back. It's not just art. The tattoo is a smuggling path for Joseon ceramics! The murder and battle begins when spies from all over Edo try to decipher the "shadow of the tattoo.“
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General Kang Yoon-chul – 42, General of Joseon
Background: He was captured by Japanese soldiers during the Japanese invasion of Korea and brought to Edo. He was good at martial arts and strategies, resisting Japanese attempts to use pottery techniques as military supplies. He is cool and calm, but he is loyal to his country. I want to engrave a code on the bottom of the pot to deliver information to Joseon.
During the Japanese invasion of Joseon in 1592, he was captured by Japanese soldiers and taken to Edo. After killing the same-faced Japanese general Yoshimura, Kang Yun-chul, who turned from Edo to Daimyo Yoshimura, is fluent in martial arts and strategies. Back then, he supported Edo's Joseon spies through secret resistance against the Edo shogunate forces, ninjas, and spies who sought to revive military security and economy through pottery technology, and he found Joseon kidnapped by Edo in entertainment districts, disguised them as his concubines, and sent them back to Joseon..
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Jang Mi-joo – 27, Joseon's best swordsman (the assassin)
Background: Jang Mi-ju rescues Yi Hwa-ryeong, who was under attack by the Japanese military. She smuggles her into the port of Osaka in Japan with Yi Hwa-ryeong under the direction of the Joseon royal family. She is tasked with returning kidnapped Joseon potters, but is reluctant to be instructed to remove them by those who refuse to return them,
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Yi Hwa-ryeong – 28, daughter of Joseon's most famous official
Background: The family was exterminated during the Japanese invasion of Joseon. Disguised as a gisaeng in an Edo entertainment district, she gathers information and is elegant, intelligent, and shows almost no emotion. She draws tattoos on Edo gisaengs to create maps encoding the distribution channels of Edo Joseon pottery.
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Baek Do-hyeon – 55, Joseon Porcelain Artisan
Background: After being forced to move by Japan, under pressure to transfer skills. However, some skills are hidden and encrypted. Stubborn and reticent, but with a strong sense of pride in art. Cracked pottery pieces with gold encryption to hide the 'real path'.
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Abe Kim - 34, double spy in Joseon and Edo (disguised status: potter)
Background: After being forcibly relocated by Japan, I feel pressure to transfer my skills. However, he is stubborn and naturalized in Edo, keeping his parents' last name (Kim). He finds and provides information on encrypted technologies, but has a strong sense of pride in art.
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[4-2] The hidden battles and betrayals of spies from all over the world... - END -
* Depending on the cartoon effect, there may be typos in the conversation
