WhenWordsFail is a WebXR experience that creates space for the nonverbal expression of feelings bubbling just below the surface.

A conversation with Amazon’s customer-obsessed mascot, Peccy about working-class labour, surveillance and bubbles.

An algorithm describes an area’s predicted crime rate on its historical average rate of crimes combined with recent trends. Exposing crime data as a social construct intended to contain, control and criminalise Black, brown and poor communities.

In Bird Language, artificial intelligence looks for patterns in bird sound to build a ‘Universal Grammar of Bird Language’, a metaphor for communication between nature and technology in which a human being is not necessary.

A series of photos composed of French police officers’ faces processed with Facial Recognition software commenting on the potential uses and misuses of Facial Recognition and AI by questioning the asymmetry of power at play.

Circadian Bloom is a screen-based visual clock that tells the time through flowers, inviting us to explore other, non-human ways of understanding time.

An imaginary encounter between astronomer Johann Friedrich Julius Schmidt (1825-1884) and neural network DeepMoon, both of which set out to count lunar craters.

Due to the Image is a painting made by Alessandro Giannì in collaboration with an AI called Vasari (from Giorgio Vasari, 1511-1574).

Fantastic aquatic creatures generated by machine learning, hinting at the seemingly endless biodiversity of the natural world.

A digitally-reconstructed tour of the waters just off the British coastline created using Google Earth, INSULAE contemplates the impact of island geography on national identity and the artificiality of historical narratives.

An artificial neural network looks out onto the world, and tries to make sense of what it is seeing. But it can only see through the filter of what it already knows. Just like us.

Normalizi.ng is an experimental work exploring how machines come to define ‘normal’. What dangerous biases might machines inherit from us, its teachers?

The work represents an electromagnetic storm towards the end of summer. The landscape, charged with mystery, emanates ambiguous and immeasurable forces.

An artwork that explores the possibility of a sustainable future and the coexistence between the natural and the artificial world.

The Other Shapes of Me is the result of my research into the origin and current applications of binary technology

Technologies of Hope is a curated collection of 100 data-driven, machine learning and AI enabled technologies around the world: developed, marketed and implemented to mitigate the pandemic and to help societies ‘get back to normal’.

Data Feminism is a new way of thinking about data science and data ethics—one that is informed by intersectional feminist activism and critical thought - in order to imagine more ethical and equitable data practices.

Zizi - Queering the Dataset aims to tackle the lack of representation and diversity in the training datasets often used by facial recognition systems.

Sounds in space and fractured images merge, thus redefining the perceived reality as a function of a non-linear synaesthetic montage.