Moving image + photographic series
Memory Seed
Memory Seed is a video installation and still-image series (2024) that reimagines a childhood never fully documented, reconstructing memories through emotional resonance rather than archival evidence.
Anchored in a single childhood photograph of the artist's sister, the work blends personal memory with machine-generated visual storytelling, using artificial intelligence as both a creative collaborator and a conceptual tool.
“There are photos missing from my childhood album. They haven’t been lost or misplaced. They’re not there because they were never taken.”
Selected images
Single-channel film
Selected exhibitions & awards
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
Royal Academy of Arts, London
Expand & Contract: AI and Alternative Processes
Los Angeles Center of Photography · Still images and video
ArtEvol: Voices from the Undefined
Saatchi Gallery, London
Exhibition views
Royal Academy interview
In conversation with the Royal Academy
Liron Kroll discusses Memory Seed and the work’s inclusion in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.