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Sue Huang

Hallucinations,
Divorce

“My father meanwhile sits in his armchair gazing at the river. Over the past decade, Parkinson’s has consumed his body, and over the years it has taken his mind.”

“These are AI hallucinations — false, misleading, or nonsensical outputs from the AI.”

“Hallucinations are considered undesirable artifacts to be removed.”

“Like peering through a thick glass bowl, the image elongates along the edges. Inside the glitch, linear time dissipates, and all things may exist at once.”

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Sue Huang

Sue Huang

Sue Huang is a new media artist whose research explores ecological intimacies, human-nonhuman relations, and speculative futures. She is the inaugural Rutgers Laureate, currently working on Bodies of Flora, a project about New Jersey’s vanished botanicals.

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Special Thanks Visuals & Direction: Sue Huang
Video Editing: Daniel Garcia, Josh Anderson
Sound Composition: Topu Lyo
Musicians: Danny Meyer (tenor sax, clarinet, flute, percussion), Topu Lyo (cello, strings)
Mixing & Mastering: Nolan Thies
Digital Director: Arvind Bhallamudi
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