In this work, Claudia Larcher explores how AI technologies, particularly image generation, can rewrite history and fill its gaps. The project critiques the biases of traditional historiography, which has often been shaped by political interests and the exclusion of marginalized groups, especially FLINTA* individuals. Thus, the project does more than just produce fictional images: it questions how AI shapes our perception of the past and, by extension, our future decisions. By symbolically rewriting history, Claudia Larcher highlights the power of data and offers a critical reflection on collective memory in the age of artificial intelligence.

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With this work, Claudia Larcher explores how AI technologies—especially image generation—can rewrite history and fill in its gaps. The project critiques the biases of traditional historiography, shaped by political interests and the exclusion of marginalized groups, particularly FLINTA* people. Rather than merely producing fictional images, it examines how AI shapes our view of the past and, by extension, our future decisions. By symbolically rewriting history, Claudia Larcher highlights the power of data and offers a critical reflection on collective memory in the age of artificial intelligence.