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No One Is There by Henrik Soederstroem is a mixed media installation incorporating found objects, generative AI, and a live-running no-input 3D game with a stochastically generated soundtrack. The project explores liminal states, uncanny agencies, and the entanglement of unique and multiple, virtual and material, data and trash. No One is There leverages a custom AI 3D model generator, trained on discarded furniture from the streets of NYC, to probe the subconscious of the city and the ghosts of household items through machinic eyes and minds.
Henrik Soederstroem is a multidisciplinary artist from Stockholm, Sweden. He works with computer graphics, interactive and generative video, sound, spatial installation and sculptural objects. His work explores the limits and critical points of aesthetic, technological, social and linguistic systems. In recent years his focus has been on virtual worlds, their methods of meaning-making and their paradoxical relation to physical reality, often viewed through metaphors drawn from horror, the supernatural and folkloric. He is currently an artist in residence at Harvestworks.
No One Is There by Henrik Soederstroem is a mixed media installation incorporating found objects, generative AI, and a live-running no-input 3D game with a stochastically generated soundtrack. The project explores liminal states, uncanny agencies, and the entanglement of unique and multiple, virtual and material, data and trash. No One is There leverages a custom AI 3D model generator, trained on discarded furniture from the streets of NYC, to probe the subconscious of the city and the ghosts of household items through machinic eyes and minds.
Henrik Soederstroem is a multidisciplinary artist from Stockholm, Sweden. He works with computer graphics, interactive and generative video, sound, spatial installation and sculptural objects. His work explores the limits and critical points of aesthetic, technological, social and linguistic systems. In recent years his focus has been on virtual worlds, their methods of meaning-making and their paradoxical relation to physical reality, often viewed through metaphors drawn from horror, the supernatural and folkloric. He is currently an artist in residence at Harvestworks.
