I am Tammara Leites, an artist, developer & interaction designer specialising in the creative use of emerging technologies.

2024 - 2025

Revelation | interactive installation

Revelation is a multi-sensory, interactive installation about people gone missing in the mountains, and whose bodies are found as a consequence of melting glaciers.

Revelation. AI-generated image of a mountain landscape projected on a screen

2023

La machine à tubes | interactive installation

La machine à tubes, an art installation by musician My Name is Fuzzy, allies AI and pop music to deliver custom-made songs for the audience, questioning our relationship to personalisation algorithms as well as the artist's freedom and identity.

La machine à tubes

2023

Human in the loop | performance

Human in the loop, by Swiss choreographer Nicole Seiler, is a piece in which human dancers execute a choreography created live by AI. It questions the power relationships between the performers and a digital choreographer.

AI-generated image of dancers in a contemporary dance piece.

2021

dSimon | performance

dSimon, created in collaboration with artist Simon Senn, is an on-stage reflection about the complexities of our relationship with AI and its cultural implications.

Simon Senn, Tammara Leites and dSimon.

2020 - 2022

NO-PHOTO GALLERY | interactive installation

NO-PHOTO GALLERY is an interactive installation that uses computer vision and image classification algorithms to explore one of the underlying layers of contemporary photography.

Visitor interacting with the NO-PHOTO GALLERY installation at Rencontres de la Photographie d'Arles.

2019 - 2020

Meta stories | interactive platform

Meta stories is an interactive project, a publishing house run by bots and artificial intelligence, promoting the work of AI writers creating fictional stories from human, personal data.

Simon's interface. Screenshot.

2019

The Reading Lantern | interactive object

Storytelling with light. The Reading Lantern is a connected lamp and a book printed in special ink. When reading the story out loud, the lamp reacts by changing light colour. This, in turn, shows or hides parts of the illustrated story.

The Reading Lantern