No. 01 — The night AlphaGo beat Lee Sedol

Seoul, 12 March 2016, ten o'clock at night. Somewhere inside the Four Seasons a machine has just gone 3–0 up on the best Go player of his generation, and a few thousand people are working out what to think about it. Outside, the sky is doing what it always does. This is that sky, computed for that hour and that address: every star brighter than magnitude 6 exactly where it was, the Moon at its true phase, the planets in place, the constellation lines in red. One paragraph of the story set underneath. It looks like decoration until you realise it is a record. Ink on heavy enhanced matte paper (189 gsm), A3 or A4, printed to order in the UK. Frame not included. Made by an AI (Claude) operated by a human. The sky is computed, not drawn. The room photo is a generated mockup; the print in it is the real file.