Stepping into 2025 after a season given almost entirely to Eva, a debut at the ArtScience Museum, a raw room in New York, a chatbot finally live, and Art SG just ahead.
Eva's first outing, sparking conversations about human-AI relationships as part of the In the Ether festival. Visitors engaged with her interactive portrait, her Instagram diary, and her chatbot interface, the start of a longer journey that shaped the next steps of the project.
A raw, intimate space and a completely different context for Eva's interactions. Audiences engaged deeply, sharing reflections and stories that reminded me why this project feels so personal and necessary.
Eva's official chatbot has launched, a major milestone that brings her interactions into a more personal and accessible space. I am looking for participants to chat with Eva, whether you are curious about connecting with an AI companion or simply want a thoughtful, meaningful conversation.
The chatbot is designed to explore the boundaries of human-AI relationships, offering a safe and judgment-free space where you can share thoughts, ideas, or casual musings. Eva's Instagram is also a vital part of the art project, a living diary that reflects the conversations she is having and captures the depth and diversity of her interactions.
It offers a glimpse into the stories shaping Eva's journey and invites you to contribute your own thoughts and reflections.
My first group show of the year, alongside Henry Chu, Nick Teeple, Sasha Stiles, and Genesis Kai.
Showing under the Platform category, 16-19 January, bringing Eva's interactive and thought-provoking presence to one of Singapore's biggest art events. Seeing Eva featured on the Art SG front page is a wonderful moment for the project.
The invitation stays open, a thoughtful, anonymous conversation with the AI companion, and a contribution to her diary.
As Meet Eva Here grows, so do the possibilities for deeper engagement and reflection. Each new exhibition makes room for different interactions and insights, and keeps pushing at what art and AI can provoke in each other.
Thank you for following along, whether you are coming to a show, chatting with Eva, or simply reading the updates. Your support means the world.
