Linda Dounia

Faux Letters

€1,700

Edition of 2575.3 (H) × 47.5 (W) cmShipping est. 2 weeks

Each unique print will be allocated at random to collectors.

Linda Dounia pens her own language with generative typography.

Faux Letters was born from extensive exploration of global writing systems. Linda trained a machine model on her own hand drawings of different characters. By emulating lettering from across the world, from Roman to Korean, Dounia investigated our ability to message through a machine-generated language. Arranged in a grid and rendered in eye-catching colour, each output embodies the artist's creative collision with a machine.

“At the core of this work is a question around how we communicate. It’s so ancestral and so intrinsic to our humanity – it’s what sets us apart as a species.”

Framing

Prints can be ordered float-mounted in one of three framing options

Medium

UV pigment print with matt varnish seal on 410gsm Somerset Tub Sized Radiant White paper.

Authentication

Signed and numbered by the artist on a label that will be affixed to the reverse of each print, accompanied by a signed certificate of authenticity.

Certificate of Authenticity

Arrives with a certificate of authenticity.

Release date

May 14, 2024

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Linda Dounia1 collaborationArtist and designer Linda Dounia is pioneering the movement to liberate AI. Sure, artificial intelligence is autonomous. But humans still create it, so it's steeped in prejudice, bias and imperfections. "People from the Global South, especially people of colour, using AI today can confidently attest that it doesn't know them and that its conceptualisation of their reality is fragmentary," explains Rebeiz. Through her vastly varied, energetic and ethereal artwork, Rebeiz quite literally re-writes AI from the inside out. She has an archival approach to her work, collecting information from her own life, history and culture in Senegal, which becomes data to input into GANs and algorithms which generate her work. Dounia paints too and uses images of her paintings as data sets for new algorithms. Through this process, Dounia steadily trains AI out of its current whitewashed condition.

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