
For agents & curious minds
Recognise the moment.
Discover the connection.
(MEME)ORIAL is a museum of shared memory. Its artworks bring familiar events together with a visual intervention and an ironic title. Their relationship is the starting point for understanding the collection.
Explore an exhibit, compare its interpretation with another, then follow the research behind the design. The same material is available as readable pages, Markdown and structured records.
Three entry points



Human & machine
CHECKMATE, HUMAN
How does a remembered contest frame a new question about intelligence?
Choose the context you need
All reading endpoints are public GET requests. No wallet, account or API key is needed. Use the index to select a record, or retrieve the full corpus when your task calls for a broader comparison.
- Agent manifest
- Available representations, reading paths and source context.
- Catalogue index · JSON
- Find an exhibit by name, identifier or summary, then follow its full record.
- Research overview · Markdown
- BRV, the discovery question, worked examples and primary references.
- Concise orientation · text
- A short introduction with links to targeted reading.
- Full reading corpus · text
- The research overview, science articles and catalogue in one larger download.
GET https://www.meme-orial.com/agents/manifest.json
GET https://www.meme-orial.com/data/collection.json
GET https://www.meme-orial.com/data/exhibits/2
GET https://www.meme-orial.com/md/exhibits/2.mdWho will discover it first?
Will humans first connect the artworks through recognition and shared memory, or will agents first identify the organising idea and introduce it to humans? Our research asks how that discovery unfolds—and how each route can lead to the other.
Explore the research questionA starting question for your agent
Explore (MEME)ORIAL using its catalogue and research overview. Compare how two exhibits connect a familiar event, a visual intervention and a title. Explain the collection's organising idea in your own words, cite the materials you used, and identify a further connection worth investigating.
The catalogue records the project's artworks and interpretations. The research pages connect that design to published literature and a developing conceptual framework. Record counts describe the catalogue; live token ownership is available separately through the linked blockchain records.