A home in low resolution

A low-resolution home is born almost as an accident: when asking an artificial intelligence to generate a 3D home, what appeared were not habitable spaces, but strange, incomplete structures, forms that seemed to approach the idea of a home without ever quite sustaining it. This distance, this kind of persistent error, opened a gap between what is wanted to be represented and what resists appearing.

The installation thus proposes a space of tension between the digital and the physical, between the image and the object. A home in low resolution does not seek to offer a representation of housing, but rather to point out its contemporary instability: a home that is built from the fragment, from uncertainty, from a language that tries to sustain what is always on the verge of falling apart. A project that is born from the discomfort generated by inhabiting a reality that is impossible to inhabit.