Through neural networks, hacked hardware and AI systems, the artist constructs an algorithmic intimacy in which the machine is called to simulate complex human emotions starting from emotional datasets, classified according to Robert Plutchik’s “Wheel of Emotions”. The intent of Adversarial Feelings: 1-5: Latent Selves, which consists of an audio-video installation and a book, is to observe the intricate states of consciousness through the alien gaze of the machine. Music and images mark its timid progress, in an attempt to speak the language of human emotions, creating a complex but fluid path, made of expectations and scissions. The artwork counts on the participation of artists (Mario Klingemann, Yuma Kishi), designers (Karol Sudolski, Mirek Hardiker), researchers (Damien Henry, Nicola Cattabiani, Paolo Ferrari).