Invention on Instagram: "Shredding an image into smaller pieces is a simple and effective way to understand the idea behind downsampling. When an image is physically cut apart and each small section is viewed on its own, the fine details disappear while the broader shapes and colors remain. This mirrors what happens digitally when an image is reduced in resolution. The computer keeps the essential structure but removes the smaller patterns that the human eye is less likely to notice at a smaller

Paul Hanson on Instagram: "I used AI and image processing to visualise a human head “inside” the Shroud, then let it flatten back into the real relic photo. We start with a hyper-real 3D face under a translucent cloth, then the depth drains away until we land exactly on the original Shroud of Turin image. I’m not asking you to worship a picture, just to look at the data. If this cloth really is what Christians claim it is, then this might be the closest thing we have to a single “frame” of the R