"I Remember" by Miyeon Kim (2017)
I Remember portrays the human memory in an artistic way through the computer. Our brains store away images to retrieve them later, like files stored away on a hard drive. But when we try to re-access those memories, we may find them to be in some way different. Unlike how we believe that the things online are preserved, always present and ever searchable, I enable the computer to remember or forget things selectively or keep updating them.
Miyeon Kim | MFA Design + Technology 2017 Home Events People Projects MIYEON KIM --> Category Installation Speculative / Critical Keywords Human memory Digital memory Critical design Art installation Thesis Studio 1 Colleen Macklin Barbara Morris Thesis Studio 2 Jesse Harding Loretta Wolozin WEBSITE | LINKEDIN Miyeon Kim is a New York based multidisciplinary designer. She has a great passion for design and technology, possessing a firm belief that technology can help create a better world for humans, benefiting our daily lives. Her main focus of study is cognitive science and human behavior im
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