Doll House

Albena Baeva

Solidarity Machine instruction:
A composition for a doll house -> (for Yoko Ono)
Imagine that you have a doll house in your garden.
Arrange the objects in your garden as if they were in the doll house.
The composition is done when you have arranged all the objects in your garden.

Doll House is an augmented reality sculpture based on an art instruction, generated with the AI Solidarity Machine. It is best viewed on a mobile phone or tablet. Click on [mixed reality] or [augmented relality] to see what works best on your device.

Solidarity Machine is a project by Albena Baeva and Gergana Baeva. It is an open online AI text generator that creates instructions for artists to follow. Solidarity Machine builds on the idea of instruction pieces as developed within the Fluxus movement, where the approach was aimed at separating an idea from its direct realisation. The generator is fine tuned on a custom dataset of historical art instructions by John Cage, George Brecht, La Monte Young, Yoko Ono, Lawrence Weiner, Bruce Nauman, Sol LeWitt, Marina Abramovic, Peter Weibel, and Miranda July. By changing the roles of artist and producer, with the machine becoming the main resource for ideas the project questions todays’ power structures, calls for solidarity and creates a platform for experimentation.