Anti-facial recognition experiments: CV dazzle
Anti-facial recognition makeup, also known as "CV dazzle," is a style of makeup that uses high-contrast, abstract patterns to disrupt facial recognition algorithms. Coined by artist Adam Harvey, it is not meant to hide from human eyes, but to make the wearer indistinguishable to computer vision systems.
While it gained attention as a tool for protest, its effectiveness is limited against advanced technology and it is not a foolproof solution.
I want to explore this idea further, both in my sketchbook and on my face.
