LAMELLA:// is an entangled collection of archival, found and AI-generated fragments drawn from stories about death, birth, and technology. Fragments of narrative have been pulled together, encouraged to feed on each other, to repeat and reform. Information has been combined, overlaid, or overwhelmed with additional data; torn, cut up, downloaded from the internet, ingested, altered, re-uploaded and downloaded again.

LAMELLA:// is constantly emerging, evolving, growing, dying. Visit an online installation. Observe, enjoy, dislike, contribute, or criticise here: research space with attributions.

Digital networked object, looped audio: 8 mins, PDF download and research. Please note: A laptop or desktop screen is recommended for viewing, rather than a phone.

Limited edition 54 page pamphlet.

Print 0.6096 x 10-meter collage with custom AI generated and found images on archival digital inkjet, Matt Fine Art William Turner 310gsm, sponsored by Hahnemühle FineArt. See here.

Read more about the process here.

LAMELLA:// is included in UAL’s Digital Desires Collection curated by Adam Cole Media Artist and AI Researcher, who writes:

"This work reflects the ambiguity of where technology fits into our future and more importantly, our present. It merges old and new media and confuses the boundary of where one ends and the other begins, and the way that these traditions build on top of each other.

"It very poetically draws on the theory of biology and its real experience, filtering it through AI generators to blur the physical and digital. It almost seems like a recording of human beings from a time that is way in the future – maybe one we are no longer part of."

GIF - AI and photographic images moving very fast in order, AI - pink shiny indeterminate but hard looking object, 2. black and white measuring tool and hands 3. green abstract marks with fragment of a facial impression