Projected onto a facade in House 436, this installation turns the building into a living portrait following the architectural grid and using the facade’s hidden structure as a framework for memory.
A series of generated hybrid faces, created by blending the faces of the Interactive Public Art Programme’s participants and faculty. Each day, a new composite face appears, individual yet collective, at once.

As visitors walk along the wall, camera tracking introduces pixel shifts and playful distortions, allowing movement to briefly imprint itself onto the image. Inspired by تذكروني —remember me—the work frames memory as something shared, fleeting, and continuously rewritten through presence, layering visitors' motion, hidden architectural blueprints, generative artificial intelligence, and the artist’s work.