Book chapter, 2026
MishMash Projects
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Book chapter
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Book chapter, 2025
Classification, Photography, Eugenics: The Colonial Machine in Sápmi
Journal article
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Journal article, 2023
Maskinteori. Om syntesene i Anti-Ødipus
Conference
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Conference poster, 2026
Exploring Authentic Anonymity in Documentary Film through AI
This artistic research project explores whether AI-based audiovisual transformation can offer a viable and ethically responsible way to anonymise real people in documentary film, protecting participants’ identity while preserving perceived authenticity in their human presence on screen. Conventional anonymisation methods such as heavy blurring, pixelation and strong voice distortion often strip away facial expressions, body language, emotional intensity and relational dynamics that give the material its meaning, and can introduce stigma or associations with crime, danger or shame. The project investigates whether AI can protect identity without erasing the embodied expressions, emotional nuances and relational dynamics that make documentary material meaningful. Through a pilot study, we test selected AI tools and approaches, examine how well they retain expression, gesture, interaction, voice and environmental context, and identify key technical, ethical and legal challenges. The outcomes include proof-of-concept examples, a preliminary anonymisation workflow, and a framework for a larger multidisciplinary research project on ethical, cinematic and technological approaches to anonymisation in documentary practice. The project draws on extensive video recordings from an ongoing artistic research project on role-play and embodied methods in documentary practice and education at the TV School in Lillehammer, providing a concrete use case through which the possibilities and limitations of AI-mediated anonymisation can be explored. You can read more about this project here: https://www.inn.no/english/research/research-projects/Role-playing-for-documentarists/ RESEARCH TEAM Mette Nyseter – Project leader, University of Inland Norway, the TV School Andrew Michael Davidson – Research advisor, University of Inland Norway Christian Schüssler – Industry collaborator, Reimagine AS
Professional article
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Professional article, 2026
Kunst i automatiseringens tidsalder
Introduction
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Introduction, 2026
Motstandens mikropolitikk
Book anthology
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Book anthology, 2026
Motstandens former. Tretten skisser.
Non-fiction chapter
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Non-fiction chapter, 2025
Static Energy: Ribbing Warhol and Marker in Chafed Elbows
Monograph
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Monograph, 2025
The Cory Arcangel Hack: Digital Culture and Aesthetic Practice
Book review
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Book review, 2023
Memory in the digital age