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The project reports that five Lesotho community members attended Johannesburg’s Fak’ugesi on 2–5 October 2024 and collaboratively developed an installation including an AI dreamcatcher.
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Case chronology
Lesotho community collaboration at Fak’ugesi
The project reports that five Lesotho community members attended Johannesburg’s Fak’ugesi on 2–5 October 2024 and collaboratively developed an installation including an AI dreamcatcher.
Research question
Editorial significance: situated collective narration and transnational experimental practice combine cultural-representation critique with AI use.
Related documents
DOC-0693Fak’ugesi with ChimèreDOC-0694Fak’ugesi 2024DOC-0695Chimere Communities: Lesotho 2024DOC-0696CommunitiesSources
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “AI Art History — The Hub and Chimère: community art and cultural representation.” case-0252. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.