We may be unsure about gender, how can it be so easy for computers?
I found a dataset of 90k gendered synthetic images and started playing around with joining them back into single faces to see how the model had "gendered" each image. These mirrored pairs are a step along the way.
These faces are not real people. They are the children of tens of thousands of Flickr photos. I think of them as remixes of photographic patterns that appeal to desire to see photographs as real.
I want to contrast these pictures with a more nuanced discussion of gender. I am also interested in comparing the technology that makes specifying gender possible comparing making pictures of gendered faces to gendered bodies.

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