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ILHAM presentation

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ILHAM Art Show2022 presents Sabran’s MACHINE (NOT) LEARNING;the booklet frames its analogue electronics and embrace of failure as anti-AI.

Sources read · Research in progress

What changed

An anti-AI stance enters an exhibition through a hand-built electronic installation and bilingual work text.

RESEARCH NOTE

The work was not viewed or heard, the installation was not tested, and models or material permissions were not examined. The artist’s concerns remain attributed positions; analogue interaction does not establish machine-learning implementation. The 2022 work year, exhibition dates, unknown publication date and acquisition date remain distinct. 17 May is the gallery’s listed opening, not an exact production date or global premiere. The exhibition’s 31 participants are not 31 AI artists. ‘Implemented’ refers only to the institution-described display, not verified technical performance or independent reception.

Editorial research question

Editorial: imperfect,low-tech audiovisual interaction gives2022 Southeast Asian AI resistance a concrete artistic form;its anti-AI concept is not a generative model.

This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.

Evidence & sources

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Exhibition dates

SRC-1622

HTML84–96 full programme text/date/production-grant account;publication undated

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Method and anti-AI framing

SRC-1623

PDF physicalpage24/printed23,lines1044–1100

SRC-1622
Exhibition programme

ILHAM Gallery / ILHAM Foundation · EN · Date unknown

SRC-1623
Exhibition booklet:selected works

ILHAM Gallery / ILHAM Foundation · EN,MS · Date unknown

Case

Related documents

DOC-1548Exhibition programmeDOC-1549Exhibition booklet:selected works

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