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Joel De las Heras Beán - I Was Remembered
This book is for you if
- You have felt fragmented, but not broken.
- You know that what remains unnamed insists.
- You understand that silence can also be institutional.
- And you carry unspoken words, incomplete gestures, and unarchived memories.
I began in photography and design, learning to build images that speak in silence. Over time, I shifted toward systems: how potential is measured, who gets excluded, and why.
Now I teach Artificial Intelligence through memory, critical design, and radical pedagogy.
I don’t seek answers — I archive questions.
What happens when systems forget?
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Joel De las Heras Beán - I Was Remembered
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