Mnemosys v0.3 (2026)
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Interface view
Mnemosys v0.3 is an interface-based narrative, about an imagined future simulation that uses photogrammetry to reconstruct past places from digital and spatial archival data sources.
The narrative follows the simulation’s attempt at reconstructing the artist’s grandmother’s demolished house in Tariq bin Zaid street, Al-Hindawiyah neighbourhood of Jeddah.
Operating as a speculative recovery system, the work processes spatial fragments to stabilise them within a provisional three-dimensional environment. As the simulation unfolds, the structure repeatedly fails to fully reappear, leaving only partial objects and unstable architectural remnants.
Developed by Alhimiary, at Delfina Foundation, during a period of research into digital memory practices, forensic architecture, and the circulation of witness images following urban redevelopment projects. The work borrows the visual language of forensic reconstruction and uses interface-based narration as a digital fabulation praxis.
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Installation view
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