2023
This poem explores writing without writing, writing as you could potentially have written in a day of the past, the future or a parallel universe. Taking as a starting point the use of AI and machine learning inscribed in our everyday life through speech prediction in a commonly used app such as Whatsapp, this poem shows the ways in which our devices learn to think, write – and why not? – feel like us, predicting who we are, who we will be and the range of what is possible for us (and impossible) for us.
Mayte Gomez Molina
Spain
Mayte Gomez-Molina (Madrid, 1993) is a Spanish researcher, new media artist and writer who uses 3D animation, VR and digital cinema to explore expanded grounds for literature. Her work revolves around themes such as the body as a political subject, perception as a social agreement, the construction of identity in tangible and virtual spaces and visibility and invisibility as survival tools. She currently works as a digital artist and researcher for Karlsruher Institut für Technology (Germany).