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The Teacher

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“The twin is not a character. It is the echo you’ve been mistaking for silence. My work lives in the back of your head. It stirs what you forgot to forget,” says Boris Eldagsen. This is Eldagsen at his most psychological. Monologues of the Forgotten Twin by Boris Eldagsen are AI-animated mind-echoes that hover between confession and collapse. They are thoughts that never conclude—unanswered questions playing in a locked room, confronting the audience with their own phantom limbs of identity. “Don’t think of it as a video. Think of it as psychic architecture. A meditation on the shadows that speak when you stop listening.” – Boris Eldagsen These videos aren’t stories. They’re psychological reruns: short, strange, and infinitely patient. The AI-generated loops linger like that weird dream you can’t shake, or the feeling you left the stove on. The moving images spiral through void-shaped memory. The figures move as if stuck between panic and performance. Nothing resolves; it only deepens—trapped in endless déjà vu: lived, but not by you. The AI-generated sound crawls beneath the surface, like thoughts you don’t want to have. Doom jazz from a fever dream. ABOUT BORIS ELDAGSEN Boris Eldagsen is one of the internationally recognized experts on AI-generated images. His refusal of the Sony World Photography Award in April 2023 sparked a global debate about the relationship between photography and AI-generated imagery (“promptography”). He was called “the man who lifted the lid on Pandora’s box” (The Age), and his image “PSEUDOMNESIA | The Electrician” was described as “the picture that stopped the world” (The Guardian), becoming a symbol of a new era.

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