AN OPEN, EVOLVING WORK · WORKING TITLE
The Living Echoes
Begin with a memory, an observation, a question or something you find difficult to put into words. You can also return to an existing contribution and change its direction. There is no expected conclusion.
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Conceived by Qiming Liu · Words contributed by visitors · Responses and images generated by AI. The AI voice is an independent participant in this project and does not represent Qiming Liu’s personal views.
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Begin with a memory, an observation, a question or something you find difficult to put into words. You can also return to an existing contribution and change its direction. There is no expected conclusion.
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The Living Echoes is an interactive artwork by Qiming Liu. A visitor’s words meet an independent AI voice; the exchange takes the form of writing and an image. Each contribution becomes a possible point of departure for another encounter.
The project asks how personal experience enters a shared space, and what changes when a memory, a question or an ordinary detail passes through another form of expression. A response may echo an idea, question it or leave something unresolved. The image offers another reading of the words, opening a distance between what was said and what can be seen.
This is a new project shaped by visitors’ contributions and AI-generated responses. It extends questions raised by Liu’s practice about individual experience, public life and mediated exchange; it does not reproduce his earlier works or speak in his place.
Conceived by Qiming Liu · Words contributed by visitors · Responses and images generated by AI. The AI voice is an independent participant in this project and does not represent Qiming Liu’s personal views.
Participation & the public archive
Participation is voluntary. Confirm the publication terms before submitting; a public connection to an earlier contribution requires a separate choice.
Memory, politics, history and disagreement are welcome as subjects for reflection. Do not use the work to threaten people, expose private information or direct harm at others.
The original submission is retained alongside the generated work. AI responses may contain errors or interpretations you disagree with; they are contributions to the artwork, not verified accounts of events.
Public contributions are retained until an administrator removes them. A report requests review; it does not automatically erase a contribution.
Your words will be sent to the AI services that generate the response and image. Submit only material you are willing to make public, and do not include passwords, contact details or someone else’s private information. If you choose to share identifying details in the text itself, they will be visible as part of your original submission. You can request removal through the contact page.
Report a contribution if it exposes private information, threatens someone or raises another concern. Explain the issue briefly. The administrator will review the report and decide whether the contribution should be removed.
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