Joud Toamah is a Syrian designer based in Belgium. Her visual research on the acts of remembrance and forgetfulness emerging from repetitive interactions resulted in drawing an image from memory every day, for a period of 100 days.
After drawing these images she designed a system for destroying these images through analog and digital manipulations such as cutting, folding and blurring the images.
She experimented with GANdelve to "restore" the original image after its destruction. She used both the 100 hand-drawn original images and the 100 destroyed images to train different models. The result is a collection of 5 movies of images being reconstructed, deconstructed and explored.
Other Collaborations

Assume calibration pose: this breath isn’t mine
A Haptic Feedback Exploration

Cyber Sensuality
Training an AI Dancer through PIX2PIX

Does AI Dream of Gender?
Gender Fluid AI Installation

Flesh to Foliage
A Technological Requiem

Hunger of the Pine
AI artwork around natural sustainability

Maureen
A critical mirror on AI in our society

Memories of Care
Martina Menegon research visit July 4-6 2023

Polaroid Memories
Re-discovering found footage through GANDelve

The Next Generation
A collage of the faces of tomorrow

Workshops
Teaching our tools to students