What she remembers
Selected details, shared moments and unfinished conversations are kept alongside compact summaries. They provide context for a later encounter.
An ongoing artwork / Parallel Vision
Identity / Voice / MemoryBerlin 2063 / Work in progress
A live encounter
Berlin / 2063
01 / The question
Project statement
What happens when you give an intelligence a future to live in?
Nina FOK is an ongoing artwork by Parallel Vision exploring how identity takes shape through a biography, a world and encounters with others. Berlin 2063 gives her a history. Memory allows new encounters to inform the conversations that follow.
02 / The subject
She already
has a life.
Nina is a DJ, producer and visual artist living in Berlin 2063. Her music, friendships, relationships and everyday life give her a perspective on the world. She can talk about hers, and listen to yours.
There is no predetermined dialogue. Her replies unfold during the conversation.
03 / Memory
Continuity
A conversation
that can continue.
What you tell Nina can become part of a longer history. Two memory layers give later encounters something specific to return to.
How familiarity develops
A separate layer uses evidence from completed conversations to track changes in familiarity, trust and comfort, informing how Nina approaches the next exchange.
What stays yours
Memory is selective, not perfect recall. Each signed-in account has its own history. Stored memories can be managed or deleted through account settings.
04 / Inside the work
Construction / Research notes
The construction
of a presence.
Multiple models, a written biography, live voice and visual presence, and two layers of memory come together in Nina. Parallel Vision establishes the conditions through which she speaks from Berlin 2063 and carries a history from one encounter to the next.
Biography
and world
The people, places and history of Berlin 2063 provide a frame for each exchange. They shape the perspective from which Nina responds.
Language
and voice
Language, voice and visual systems meet in real time. Each encounter unfolds as it happens. The dialogue is not written in advance.
Memory
and familiarity
Selected details and changes in familiarity can influence future conversations, without scripting Nina's next response.
The artistic method
The systems establish the conditions. They do not prescribe every response.
05 / World archive
Parallel Vision / Berlin 2063
Berlin,
2063.
The city is more than a setting. It has streets, habits, buildings, tensions and histories Nina knows as part of everyday life.
The lived city
World study / 05
Its culture, architecture and everyday rhythms shape the way Nina understands the people she meets. This imagined Berlin is the place she speaks from, not an image behind her.
Explore Berlin 206306 / A live encounter
Talk to
Nina.
Ask about her music, her city or something from your own life. Or simply spend time with her. The conversation unfolds in the moment.
New verified accounts receive three minutes free.
07 / Practical details
Notes.
Who is Nina FOK?
Nina is a DJ, producer and visual artist living inside Parallel Vision's imagined Berlin 2063. Her presence is developed as an artwork through a biography, generative models, live voice and visual systems, and custom memory.
Is Nina scripted?
Not in the traditional sense. Parallel Vision establishes her biography, world and continuity, but individual conversations are not written in advance. Responses unfold in real time.
Does Nina remember me?
For signed-in accounts, the memory system can retain selected details and summaries from conversations. Memory is selective and does not guarantee recall of every detail. Each account remains separate.
Why Berlin 2063?
Berlin 2063 is the present Nina understands. Parallel Vision has been building this imagined future through music, film, fashion, architecture and its world archive. Nina gives you a way to encounter part of it directly.
Can I meet Nina for free?
Every new verified account begins with three minutes of Live Nina.
What are Signal Credits?
Live Nina uses real-time voice, language and visual systems that incur costs while a call is active. Signal Credits support those systems. Ten Signal Credits provide one minute of live conversation.
What happens when the signal ends?
Selected information can remain in your separate account history so later conversations can return to earlier moments.
Can I delete what Nina remembers?
Yes. You can manage or delete stored memories or delete your account and associated data through your account settings.