In an immersive and contemplative environment, the installation Neural Mirror, designed by the interaction design studio Ultravioletto, is initially perceived as a series of mirrored totems, that reflect images due to a special film covering the screens. When standing in front of the mirror, the person's reflection darkens, and the visitor’s image soon gives way to ephemeral clouds of rainbow-colored dots. These are generated by artificial intelligence through a face recognition algorithm that scans and interprets the human figure, making its visualization a co-creation between the AI and the installation. The body is now an image composed of a data stream: gender, demographic references, emotional state. These elements take form and meaning through two large plotters, each 4 and a half meters tall, continuously transcribing information onto a roll of paper that accumulates in the church’s niches, making tangible the volume of data printed by the machines and resembling “computerized scribes.” The data form a kind of physical and emotional identikit, like individual strings of code, and are thus released into the vast stream of the network, but in a clearly defined way, visible to the visitor, who can understand them in real time through their artistic interpretation.