The past is not a fixed archive but a shifting mirage, endlessly rewritten by the mind’s silent curator. What if memory could be reconstructed—not by neurons, but by an algorithm? oneiric is an exploration of artificially generated recollections, where neural networks breathe life into lost moments, reshaping my camera roll into something at once familiar and foreign. Each image, a dream of what was or what could have been, hovers between reality and hallucination. These pages hold an experiment in remembrance, where nostalgia becomes fluid, and the past, once immutable, dissolves into the soft blur of machine-imagined reverie.
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Building dataset trained on Landscape StyleGan2 for 1000 steps