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Afropean Intelligence Residencies Program. (2025–2026)

From September 2025 to April 2026, Afropean Intelligence supports 10 African artists in residence, hosted across Nigeria, Egypt, Tunisia, South Africa, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Over the next months, they will develop projects that draw from ancestral traditions and cultural practices while experimenting with artificial intelligence and digital tools. Each residency critically engages […]

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Untangler: Worlds Reimagined by Peace Olatunji

As part of the Afropean Intelligence Residency Program.Challenge “Intercultural AI: Weaving Worlds through Art and Algorithms” The selected projectUntangler: Worlds Reimagined Untangler is a cross-cultural revisit on African realities to create new worlds through informed and corrected/decolonized lens of Artificial Intelligence(AI) prompting a removal of bias in LLMs(Large Language Models) on what African realities through

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Territoires tissés by Melisa Kayowa

As part of the Afropean Intelligence Residency Program.Challenge “Provenance and Social Memory” The selected projectTERRITOIRE TISSés: Kuba Royal Art between Tradition and (R)evolution Territoires tissés (Woven Territories) is a project that traces the journeys and trajectories of various Congolese art objects since their contact with the West. Focusing particularly on the ancestral techniques of Kuba

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Mobility as Memory: Kinshasa’s Living Map by Chinedum Muotto

As part of the Afropean Intelligence Residency Program.Challenge “Futurism and Geolocation” The selected projectMobility as Memory Mobility as Memory is a creative research project that reimagines how people move through the city of Kinshasa—not just as transport, but as a powerful way of remembering. Many of the roads and structures in Kinshasa today were built

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LORAs as an Archive, A Living Archive by Evans Akanyijuka

As part of the Afropean Intelligence Residency Program.Challenge “ZaZi: An African Educational AI Model” The selected projectLoRAs as an Archive, A Living Archive LORAs as an Archive, A Living Archive is an interactive art project that explores how memory and possibility can be reactivated by transforming archives into a living immersive installation through the use

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Cry to the Water by Chipo Mapondera

As part of the Afropean Intelligence Residency Program.Challenge “Beyond Borders: AI, Climate, and Resource Justice in Africa” The selected projectCry to the Water Cry to the Water is an immersive, AI-facilitated ceremonial experience exploring how ancestral knowledge, particularly African water rituals encoded in traditional music, can shape ethical, spiritually grounded uses of AI to address

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Adorned Memory: Reimagining Egyptian Indigenous Archives Through Jewellery by Khanya Mthethwa

As part of the Afropean Intelligence Residency Program.Challenge “Archives and Memory” The selected projectAdorned Memory: Reimagining Egyptian Indigenous Archives Through Jewellery Adorned Memory explores Nubian adornment traditions and how jewellery acts as a living archive of memory, identity, and resistance. Through community collaboration, oral history, and digital experimentation, Dr Mthethwa will create sculptural jewellery pieces

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The Affogbolo’s Home by Pierre-Christophe Gam

As part of the Afropean Intelligence Residency Program.Challenge “Plural Computation” The selected projectThe Affogbolo’s Home The Affogbolo’s Home is a speculative art project that imagines everyday life in Abuja, Nigeria, in the year 2100, through the eyes of a fictional family. Blending storytelling, architecture, and ancestral wisdom, the project explores how we might eat, play,

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