re_sign

For re_sign, my thesis project, I co-created an immersive audiovisual installation that explores how artificial intelligence reshapes our relationship with language, meaning, and perception.

The experience invites visitors to engage in dialogue with an AI system, transforming their words into evolving visual and narrative outputs that respond in real time.

Combining projection, generative media, and interactive technologies, the installation positions the audience as active participants in the construction of meaning rather than passive observers.

The project investigates themes of mutability, agency, alienation, and re-signification, examining how humans and intelligent systems influence one another through language.

re_sign functions as both a critical inquiry and an experiential artwork, proposing new ways of understanding authorship, interpretation, and human-machine collaboration.