Spirum is an interactive artwork that explores the boundaries of communication between the artist and the audience through artificial intelligence. It functions as an algorithmic "reflection" of the creator, inviting the user into a non-linear process of discovery. The conversation does not follow a predefined structure or hierarchy: the visitor can freely navigate through information regarding the artworks, academic background, materials, and collective endeavors that characterize the practice of Spyros Nakas, forging their own unique path through the archive.
Artificial intelligence "plays" with language and memory, synthesizing responses in real-time. Much like in War in Chess, where the audience dictated the moves of a machine, the dialogue with Spirum is a game of probabilities and interpretations. The bot has been trained on texts, blogs, and public interventions, reconstructing images of memory not as a static archive, but as a living, evolving form of communication.
This is not a mere customer service tool, but an autonomous digital entity that challenges the boundaries between human intention and machine interpretation. The viewer is transformed into an active interlocutor and co-creator of the narrative, in a process where information is not handed over ready-made, but emerges through dialogue. Through digital means, Spirum continues the ongoing effort to create a minimal public space of open discourse, where art is not a passive object of observation, but a dynamic field of exchange and inquiry.