Claire Jervert is a inter-disciplinary artist investigating the evolving boundaries between humanity, technology, and identity. Through the use of immersive technologies such as AI, VR, and AR, and traditional materials she explores the intimate and often complex relationships we forge with machines.
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Some clips from my current project, in which the meteorological data and time of day for a specific geographical location have been translated into realistic moving images, in real time. The generative imagery is constantly changing, never to be repeated.
The POV has the viewer standing at the water’s edge, facing the ocean. Depending on the weather conditions and hour, the image that one sees may call to mind various art-historical depictions related to the sea.
The location data used in this project is from the South Pacific island nation of Vanuatu. Vanuatu has consistently ranked among the world's most climate-vulnerable nations, facing existential threats from rising sea levels and coastal erosion.
Vanuatu 7:34, May 10, 2026