This video is part of a series titled Artificial Landscapes, a limited collection created over months of training an artificial intelligence model. The model was trained on images captured over three years from various sources, including analog photographs, iPhone snapshots, and digital photos. These images span different moments and themes, such as landscapes, portraits, travels, encounters with people, lived experiences, and shared loves, among other personal memories.

The idea behind the project is to merge these fragments of experience into a unified amalgam of memories, creating something entirely new—a new landscape, a new memory born from the old. It becomes, perhaps, a place where I can reflect on the present while, in its details, remembering the past.

For new viewers, it offers an opportunity to forge connections by observing these images, imagining scenarios, recalling their own memories, and envisioning something new. It’s almost like a game—an exchange with these landscapes that, while unreal, have their roots in something tangible. Now, they exist independently, occupying a space between past and future, between reality and memory—a new place, yet also nowhere.