Art & Research work

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Since 2013, DDS has been exploring new ways to represent and understand data through more than 200 experiments, installations, exhibitions, and performances of all kinds.

The Citizens' Office of Synthetic Memories

A public office for visual memory reconstruction using AI

Arts & Culture

Reality Screenshot

Bringing us closer to everyday data with street theatre

Hyperdeath

An exhibiton to explore the extremities of consciousness

Arts & Culture

Skeptic Reader

A plug-in to detect online bias and flawed logic

Five ideas for an ethical use of GEN-AI in arts and design.

In this article we explore how to protect and support the work of artists with practices in the space of generative AI.

Bullshit detectors: the fight for real news in an artificial future

How can we make our own decisions in a rapidly changing world that is only seen through the lens of biased media?

Death by Numbers: The rhythm of violence behind the headlines

Our art piece, The Rhythm of Violence, was intended to not only shed light on the pervasive nature of violence against women but also to challenge the conventional methods of data representation.

Who are you calling a Luddite?

Why these misrepresented machine breakers of the 19th century have found new relevance in the era of AI.

Pau Garcia . Founding Partner

Unveiling the stigmas around mental health that are living in our data

How can AI help us to collectively identify cultural stigmas around mental health, and work towards challenging them?

From the fear of an AI monster to the hope of augmented empathy.

Revisiting the cautionary tale of Frankenstein, to explore how AI could increase our capacity for empathy.

In a Minute

Connecting everyday sounds to the rhythm of global data

A list of top residencies and artist funds.

Here's a rundown of what I've learned about residencies and artists funds up over the years.

Copa FAD

A contemporary take on a time-honoured tradition

Data Critters

Tracing our digital actions through modern scribes

The Rhythm of Violence

A soundscape to comprehend the scale of violence

How we used Barbie dolls to decode AI bias

Exposing cultural misrepresentation in generative AI models using children’s toys.

AI in Education: The Good, the Bad, and the Downright Confusing

It is clear that AI is a valuable tool you could use to finish assignments more quickly, but what would be lost in that process? The Atlantic recently declared that “The College Essay Is Dead,” and although I disagree, this calls for further exploration.