Memories on Bytes

The present and future realities are dictated by our memories' ever-changing nature, in juxtaposition with the memory of a computer or a digital device, which collects data that is stored forever. Every human action is encoded into a cluster system and ready to be analysed while having as a resource with vast amounts of personal data stored in the
clouds. Therefore this data gets generalised into certain patterns of comparison. That's how biases through algorithms get established.

The piece reflects the nature of identity and the parallel between human and machine memory. The intention is to alarm and reveal contradictions between the virtual profiles and bodies of data that exist willingly or not for each individual in a digital society. It aims to leave a bittersweet aftertaste on the topic of surveillance realism of today. Who decides who you are?