Uncurated is a visual clustering tool. It does not read meaning. It reads values such as hue, saturation, lightness, brightness, and edge density.

This is how the computer sees. It does not recognize objects, contexts, or intentions. It only processes pixels, numbers, and measurable relationships. It groups images by qualities, traces, and accidents, based on what can be compared and calculated. This is what the computer cares about.

Uncurated is an exploration of how meaning is created through experiencing. If it feels poetic, that poetry lives within you.

Released into the wild by Institute of Machine Unlearning.