Developed for: 2023 Art and Technology Convergence Program (Korea)
Presented at: Musinsa Studio Hannam (1st Branch), Dec 1–2, 2023
The Memory Journey Project is a prototype for an immersive art installation that transforms personal memories into generative visuals. Created as part of a government-funded initiative in South Korea, the piece explores the emotional resonance of memory through real-time voice input, AI analysis, and projection-mapped imagery.
Though not a full-scale installation, the prototype laid the technical and conceptual groundwork for a future interactive space—where light, movement, and personal reflection converge in a meditative environment.
🌐 Project Website: https://memory-journey-fe.vercel.app/
Creative Technologist
• Designed real-time generative visuals using Processing
• Integrated OpenAI Whisper & GPT APIs to receive and process voice input from the web client
Design & Prototyping
• Contributed to the interactive flow and implementation from user input to visual feedback
1. Memory Input via Web Interface
Users began by visiting a custom website to record a personal memory. Before speaking, they selected three emotional filters:
2. AI Processing & Emotional Analysis
3. Generative Visual Creation in Processing
Insights from the analysis were sent to Processing, where generative visuals were created in response to the emotional filters:
4. Real-Time Projection Mapping
The visuals were projection-mapped onto layered fabrics, creating a soft, immersive environment where memories came to life in real time.
The prototype was developed and tested at The Coronet Theatre: Home in London, where initial interaction and visual flow were explored in a physical context.
A documentary video of the project was later showcased at Musinsa Studio Hannam (1st Branch) in Seoul during a curated concept screening event held on December 1–2, 2023.
Tools: Processing, OpenAI Whisper API, GPT
Interaction Method: Web-based multilingual voice input
Focus Areas: Generative Art, Projection Mapping, Emotionally Driven Visuals