image (10).jpg Large Language Writer / Leo Mühlfeld (AT), Lucy Li (AT), Alan Schiegl (AT)ThumbnailsSynthetic Memories / Domestic Data Streamers (ES)Large Language Writer / Leo Mühlfeld (AT), Lucy Li (AT), Alan Schiegl (AT)ThumbnailsSynthetic Memories / Domestic Data Streamers (ES)Large Language Writer / Leo Mühlfeld (AT), Lucy Li (AT), Alan Schiegl (AT)ThumbnailsSynthetic Memories / Domestic Data Streamers (ES)Large Language Writer / Leo Mühlfeld (AT), Lucy Li (AT), Alan Schiegl (AT)ThumbnailsSynthetic Memories / Domestic Data Streamers (ES)
Synthetic Memories uses AI to create visual representations of undocumented memories for displaced people and dementia patients. Started in 2023, it combines art, tech, and social innovation. The 2024 Barcelona exhibition attracted 10,900+ visitors. Now expanding globally through research partnerships.

Artist collective: Domestic Data Streamers Curation: Domestic Data Streamers and José Luis de Vicente Design and mediation of participatory workshops: Anais Esmerado Associate researcher: Prof. Alex Mihailidis Guest artist: Anna Roura The Ars Electronica Award for Digital Humanity was initiated and is supported by the Austrian Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs.

Photo: Domestic Data Streamers
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