Using AI to reveal shared human movements through time
We are a research and design studio partnering up with organisations to build change through data, community, and arts.
Testigos del vuelo: Memorias Sintéticas del Aeropuerto Los Cerrillos
PolsXtrems
Exhibition
Espai Jove Kesse Tarragona -SpainThe exhibition PolsXtrems focused on polarization and bias will be open in Tarragona this winter
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PolsXtrems
Exhibition
Espai Jove Kesse Tarragona -SpainThe exhibition PolsXtrems focused on polarization and bias will be open in Tarragona this winter
Watch the case
Feel the Sound
Exhibition
MoN – Museum of Narratives Takanawa - JapanA touring exhibition from the Barbican feel the sound where we exhibit the installation Forever Frequencies
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Feel the Sound
Exhibition
MoN – Museum of Narratives Takanawa - JapanA touring exhibition from the Barbican feel the sound where we exhibit the installation Forever Frequencies
Watch the case
Using AI to reveal shared human movements through time
A digital experience about time, care and the things that decide how we spend our days.
A gym to resist toxic polarisation
Putting life-changing data in the right hands.
An exhibition to make digital rights (and duties) tangible through art
A hybrid exhibition to raise awareness on the situation of Palestinian children
An experiment on artificial blindness
Turning thousands of calls into a way to read the city
Tracing our digital actions through modern scribes
A journey through Earth accompanying children on a CT-scan
Recalibrating the Panopticon through government watch
A public office for visual memory reconstruction using AI
Research work and art experiments across cultural institutions, public spaces, and online.
Commercial projects for clients and partners in over 45 countries.
Talks, lectures, master's programmes and resources that are available for students and universities.
TED has this specific talent, almost a cruel one, for putting on the same stage, in the same week, both people I genuinely admire and people whose work makes my skin crawl. As George Civeris brilliantly put it, it is one of the few spaces where you see both people that are trying to solve some of the most complex and difficult problems in the world, and the people that are causing them.
Let’s start with an observation: AI models, such as GPT-4o are astonishingly good at faking brilliance.
Yes, video is increasingly dominant in education, entertainment, and communication. But does that mean it will - or should - replace reading and writing?