Algorithmic Archaeology of Images

The recent emergence of images generated by artificial intelligence profoundly transforms the conditions of visual production. These systems generate images from vast datasets of visual material, introducing new modes of image construction.

In Alice Odilon’s research, these technologies are approached as a terrain for critical investigation. The algorithmic image reveals the logics of calculation and archive that underlie new forms of visuality.

The texts gathered in this axis examine the aesthetic and conceptual implications of these transformations. They question how algorithmically generated images modify our understanding of authorship, archive, and visual memory.

This research therefore proposes an archaeology of the visible in the age of computational systems.