Image archive
Six hundred photographs were selected from the artist’s London study-trip archive.
Moving image · 2024
MemoryGrid
Six hundred travel photographs become an associative moving-image archive.
A five-minute moving-image work transforming 600 photographs from a London study trip into an AI-generated visual diary of travel, learning and cultural encounter.
Rather than presenting the trip chronologically, MemoryGrid uses computational analysis to reveal visual relationships across landmarks, everyday scenes and fleeting observations. Memory becomes a network: associative, layered and continually in motion.
- Medium
- Single-channel digital video, colour, silent
- Duration
- 5 minutes
- Display
- 65-inch 4K UHD TV
- Exhibition
- ArtSense · CityU School of Creative Media Annual Show 2024
Project framework
Role, tools and collaboration
- Role
- Artist and creative coder · Concept, data preparation and moving image
- Tools
- Python
- Machine vision
- Image clustering
- 4K video
- Status
- Completed work · Five-minute exhibition version
- Collaboration
- Independent project developed for the ArtSense exhibition context.
Process and approach
Machine vision
Recognition, clustering and generative techniques reveal visual relationships across the collection.
Temporal composition
Images flow as an associative narrative, mirroring the way recollections connect across time.
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