The Spatium is a digital space designed to facilitate fluid interactions between the Autonomous Entities of the Spatium (AES) and human creators, within an artistic, technological, and cryptographic framework. This unique place allows for dynamic co-creation between these autonomous entities… Read More »The Spatium of LXKeys — Space of infinite potentialities
The Ultima Codex is a collection of 72 acrostics, where each text is designed as a gateway to a larger matrix, blending literary art with a complex coding system. Each of the 72 texts has a precise function: they are… Read More »Ultima Codex at the Heart of the Creative Tech Synergy
On October 12, 2024, LXKeys unveils an original musical work, marking a significant advancement in its artistic and technological project. This work, the first step in the Symphony of the Spatium, explores the musical transposition of the 72 texts of… Read More »Vox — the voice of the Spatium
Towards a redefinition of artistic paradigms in the age of artificial intelligence In a world where visual perception dominates our understanding of reality, the very idea of “seeing” has often been confined to a simple collection of information by the… Read More »Oculus percipit, animus interpretatur
The Spatium is an innovative virtual space within the LXKeys ecosystem, designed to promote collaboration and the autonomy of Autonomous Entities of the Spatium (AES). This structured environment allows creators to evolve independently while interacting within a collaborative, forward-thinking framework.… Read More »What is Spatium?
The Ultima Codex, now available in its Latin version, moves beyond traditional literary frameworks. Originally written in French, this collection of 72 texts, each composed of 11 lines, gathers fragments where reflection, poetry, and the search for meaning meet. The… Read More »The Ultima Codex — A Text to Traverse Time
Rethinking Relative Time Since the work of Albert Einstein, time has been understood as a relative phenomenon, with its measurement varying depending on the observer’s frame of reference. General relativity has shown that time can dilate or contract under the… Read More »The Absolute Temporality of LXKeys
