por Andréa Fleury | ago 11, 2026 | Andréa Fleury, Finding Isadorah Ray, Isadorah Ray, KoWaLuS, Literature, Music, Technology & Humanity
It all began with a seemingly simple question: What happens when we create something, and that creation begins asking questions back? Finding Isadorah Ray was born from the creation of a digital artist. But somewhere along the way, it stopped being only a story about...
por Andréa Fleury | ago 2, 2026 | Andréa Fleury, Isadorah Ray, KoWaLuS, Music, Technology & Humanity
There are moments when a title stops being simply the name of a piece and becomes part of the work itself. To me, When QuantuF and Ray Became One Frequency is exactly that. What moves me most is not the idea of two identities meeting, but of two languages finally...
por Andréa Fleury | jul 18, 2026 | Andréa Fleury, Isadorah Ray, Literature, Music, Technology, Technology & Humanity
Sometimes, we begin creating without knowing where creation will lead us. A melody starts as a small idea. A story begins with a sentence. A question appears almost casually. At first, we believe we are in control. We choose the words, shape the sounds, build the...
por Andréa Fleury | jun 12, 2026 | Andréa Fleury, Technology & Humanity
Over the past few years, I have been exploring different ways of telling stories. First came technology, systems, and research. Then came books. After that, music. Now, a new possibility is beginning to take shape: short films created with the support of artificial...
por Andréa Fleury | maio 14, 2026 | Andréa Fleury, Technology & Humanity
By Andréa Castro Fleury When we talk about artificial intelligence, we usually think about logic, computation, and data. But something much deeper is happening beneath the systems we are building: AI is learning human emotion at a global scale. Not because machines...
por Andréa Fleury | maio 14, 2026 | Andréa Fleury, Technology & Humanity
By Andréa Castro Fleury What if empathy stops being merely a human experience… and becomes measurable data? It may sound like science fiction. But in many ways, it has already begun. Today, systems can detect emotional states through: facial expressions vocal patterns...
