BLATANT LIES

Blatant Lies began by generating stills from my childhood home movies—grainy fragments of family life that carry the weight of memory. I then used AI to regenerate these moments, allowing the machine to reinterpret and reshape them. The results are uncanny: images that look like they could have happened, but didn’t—at least not exactly. This series is my way of exploring how memory slips, how technology reimagines the past, and how easily we accept fiction when it feels familiar.