Abstract: 'you only have seven seconds' originates from the interactive AI installation ReCollection, exploring how machine intelligence reconstructs collective memory through language input and generated images. The project is inspired by the artist's response to her grandmother's cognitive decline and draws from the concept of 'memory reconstruction' in critical dementia studies. Participants contribute seven-second whispered memories, which are combined with AI-generated images and curated into cinematic generative visualization art, integrating customized intelligent systems and experimental visual strategies.

Abstract: Capillary Network is a data-driven interactive experience. By tracking the accumulation paths of toxic substances between different organisms, the work reveals an easily overlooked but real cross-species kinship. In this sharing, we will introduce how to combine biological metaphors, ecological data, and interactive design to build a system that is 'alive' like an organism, allowing toxins to circulate like blood within it. The audience will become part of the network, personally experiencing the complex and entangled ecological connections between human and non-human life.

Abstract: Based on the national strategy of 'Yangtze River Protection' and the ecological civilization construction background of the Yangtze River National Cultural Park, this work focuses on the Yangtze River Basin in Hubei Province as a field for ecological information observation and expression. Using 'stone' as a medium for ecological data and humanistic perception, it integrates multidimensional ecological data such as water quality, climate, and water levels to explore the relationship between data artistic expression and cross-sensory experience. Through synesthetic translation of data, it transforms ecological data from the Yangtze River Basin in Hubei Province into visible, audible, and contemplative poetic expressions, constructing a narrative logic of 'reflecting water through stone.'

Abstract: Throughout history, humans have never ceased exploring the universe, and today there are countless artistic creations themed around space. From paintings to science fiction, space art has gradually taken shape as an independent art form. With technological advancement, human exploration of space has deepened, and space digital media art, as a new art form, cleverly combines technology and art, providing people with a fresh perspective to understand and perceive the universe. Overall, this visualization delves into data logic, innovates diagrammatic narrative methods, achieves synesthetic translation, and enables intelligent co-imagination.