A team from Art-A-Hack™ 2025 Special Edition — New York — AI Art in a Time of Shifting Perspectives

Team members:

  • Ellen Pearlman
  • Antonius Wiriadjaja
  • Qiyun Gao

Language Is Leaving Me 2/Too LILM 2/Too is a biometric AI cinematic interactive multi-lingual visual and sonic performance-in-process that reveals how epigenetic, or inherited traumatic memories are input, rendered, interpreted and displayed by different visual and verbal interpretative AI algorithms across multiple transformative platforms. It builds upon “Language Is Leaving Me” (1) the world’s first multi-lingual AI cinematic biometric performance.

Beginning with a simple AI drawing, meaning those of a very young child depicting a traumatic memory, the drawing is transformed into an AI photo, then an AI movie and finally an AI 3D Gaussian splat. This four day hack focused on bringing the 3D AI Gaussian splats into different interactive programs as an audio-reactive visual driven by a16- sensor biometric Emotibit device, powered by a multi-lingual RAVE and MaxMsp patch.

This proof of concept sets up the foundation for an immersive and participatory story environment where a performer interacts with the transformation of memory through biometric and artificial intelligence algorithmic rendering.

A 3D Audio Reactive Gaussian Splat created from an AI drawing to an AI Photo to an AI Movie using an English language to Tamil language audio encoder RAVE/Max patch with an Emotibit biometric sensor
AI Audio Reactive 3D Gaussian splat in Unreal Engine
“Q” and Ellen testing out the audio-reactive Emotibit 16 sensor biometric device
A flowchart of OSC signals and routing of information

Art-A-Hack (TM) ’25 AI Art In A Time of Shifting Perspectives was supported by the School of Visual Arts Graduate Center, NY