Barkode investigates the interplay between time, causality, and memory, exploring how personal and collective histories merge, dissolve, and reconfigure. Through digital and analog archiving, fragmented material is reshaped to reveal underlying patterns and unexpected connections. Algorithmic processes disrupt fixed interpretations, allowing image, sound, and text to shift in meaning.

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Sonology, modular systems, and live performances form the core of the studio, enabling real-time transformations of archival material. Generative techniques introduce an element of unpredictability that exposes the fluid nature of memory, while repetition and reprocessing uncover hidden structures and temporal synchronicities within the material itself.

 

Operating at the intersection of media art, sound art, and film, Barkode positions the archive as an evolving system rather than a static repository. Automated and rule-based systems establish a dynamic relationship between control and autonomy, reflecting on how historical narratives are not only preserved but actively reshaped by the structures through which they are processed.