The Overlay (2022)

In Madrid's Lavapiés neighborhood, artist Inés Cámara Leret wondered: at what exact point does human-made infrastructure blend with what we perceive as 'nature' and vice versa? This question led her to create 'The Overlay,' an artwork that uses AI to discover the hue where the natural and artificial merge – a critical take on Disneyland's 'go away green,' the colour engineered to make theme park service infrastructure invisible.

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Journal
The new real magazine.
Published
2025-06-27
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https://doi.org/10.2218/newreal.10921
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Art, Technology, and Culture
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The Overlay (2022)

Inés Cámara Leret
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The Overlay (2022)

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Abstract

In Madrid's Lavapiés neighborhood, artist Inés Cámara Leret wondered: at what exact point does human-made infrastructure blend with what we perceive as 'nature' and vice versa? This question led her to create 'The Overlay,' an artwork that uses AI to discover the hue where the natural and artificial merge – a critical take on Disneyland's 'go away green,' the colour engineered to make theme park service infrastructure invisible.

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