Memory – Research, Studies & Prototypes records residual images produced within an era defined by constant representation, mediation, and machine vision. The works emerge from automated and semi-automated digital systems operating beyond direct authorship, where perception is delegated to tools, models, and processes rather than the human eye. What remains are not images composed to be read, but traces left by systems trained to see, sort, and generate continuously.
These works function as studies rather than resolved artifacts. They prioritize structural behavior, signal drift, and perceptual byproduct over narrative or representation. Archived as Memory, the collection preserves how images accumulate, fragment, and persist under conditions of endless capture—marking a cultural moment in which seeing is automated, meaning is deferred, and visual output outpaces interpretation.
These works function as studies rather than resolved artifacts. They prioritize structural behavior, signal drift, and perceptual byproduct over narrative or representation. Archived as Memory, the collection preserves how images accumulate, fragment, and persist under conditions of endless capture—marking a cultural moment in which seeing is automated, meaning is deferred, and visual output outpaces interpretation.