Uncurated: On Screenshots as Personal Archaelogy

​ABOUT THE EVENT

​Who decides what deserves to be seen? What does the internet look like when remembered through residue instead of feeds? What do we save when no one is watching? 👀

This workshop treats screenshot folders as personal archaeological sites: messy drawers, highly subjective archives of attention formed outside algorithmic curation. 🪜🦷

Through guided selection and digital collage, participants will excavate their own screenshot drawers and through the custom made tool 🕹️ we explore the role screenshots play in our lives and their power to become sources of knowledge rather than clutter.

The resulting works will be compiled into a collaborative zine and invited to participate in a collective digital artwork > a growing cloud ☁️ of screenshots that only stops when the canvas is full.

🐸🐸 facilitated by @kamil_zahorjan & @thedominica

​The capacity is limited so please if you cannot come, let us know! <3

​ABOUT THE INSTITUTE of MACHINE UNLEARNING

​The Institute of Machine Unlearning is a critical and poetic platform for examining how we relate to AI, where participants explore alternative ways of sensing, imagining, and interfering with intelligent systems, through workshops, rituals, and collective unlearning.