Chimemoria is a series of images, made of layers of both real memory impressions, and renditions generated by a GAN algorithm trained to produce new convincing visual memories of my childhood with the help of a database of visuals from that period of my life.
Chimemoria originated within the framework of a research project examining the inherent imaginary character of autobiographical memory. By juxtaposing human and artificial processes of remembering and forgetting, it questions the boundaries between reality and imagination, truth and fabrication.


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