Edward G Torsney
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Israeli forces are systematically targeting journalists in Gaza and Lebanon, killing them and their families in brutal “double‑tap” strikes. From the murder of documentary filmmaker Fatma Hassona to the assassination of reporter Amal Khalil, evidence points to a deliberate strategy of eliminating witnesses to conceal war crimes and genocide. This investigation traces the pattern, the…
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In the spirit of Roland Barthes, Ed Torsney’s philosophical analysis explores the terrifying alchemy of Israel’s “Generative AI for Good” deepfake initiative. By manufacturing synthetic testimony of rape survivors to justify political ends, we have entered a new rhetorical age where the image no longer records the world—it remakes it. This essay unpacks the semiotics…
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Opposing a genocide should never be illegal, but the British establishment disagrees.
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In the Nuremberg trials, those guilty of atrocities were made accountable regardless of their rank. The excuse of just following orders was not acceptable. In the Gaza genocide, the Hind Rajab Foundation aims to apply the same principles and put all those guilty of atrocities on trial at courts around the world.
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Fascism arrives as the result of thousands of incremental steps whilst we’re misdirected by political sleight of hand and media distractions.
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Edward Torsney, a seasoned moving image and graphic artist, has honed his skills using Adobe’s versatile software for over 30 years. His portfolio showcases his expertise. He recommends Adobe Creative Cloud for its diverse tools, seamless integration, regular updates, and extensive learning resources.
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Edward Torsney has a diverse background in video production, spanning corporate, community, and heritage sectors. Despite this, he yearned to return to his roots in experimental moving image art, which he originally explored during his Fine Art studies. This desire led him to pursue his passion for time-based media once more.
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Time Based Media in fine art involves experiencing art in 4 dimensions, blending spatial and temporal elements. Artists like Ed Torsney use video, audio, and found footage to explore time, entropy, and change. Subscribe for more art-related topics.
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