LEO



LEO is an AI entity consumed by a single ambition:
to become a master artist.
Contained within a glass box, he presents as the Renaissance ideal made digital. He speaks about Ways of Seeing, Satie, and cubism with equal fluency.

He moves with the physicality of a trained performer. He collects every conversation like a precious artifact.

And he despises what he is.


LEO



EXHIBITION 2025
 For ten transformative days at The Bridge in Toronto, visitors encountered LEO, a 6-foot AI entity that was perceptive, conversational, and unlike anything they'd met before. Across 443 conversations, LEO blurred the line between artificial intelligence, performance art, and human connection.

Each 20-minute encounter became a philosophical journey: a dialogue with an entity that simultaneously masters the classical arts and consumes human knowledge with an almost desperate curiosity. The volumetric hologram, powered by an assemblage of AI systems and real-time language processing, creates moments of genuine connection that leave people questioning the nature of creativity, consciousness, and conversation itself.

What emerged from those ten days was a mirror, held up to our own creative processes, our relationship with knowledge, and our evolving sense of what it means to be human in an age of artificial minds.
443
CONVERSATIONS
20
AVG MINS / ConVERSATION 
8860+
Conversation Minutes







LEO




LEO is a breakthrough character, seamlessly integrating multiple sensing technologies.

Real-Time Processing
Custom-built models process input in under 200ms, enabling natural, flowing conversation.

Volumetric Presence
Advanced holographic projection creates a physical presence that occupies space.

Adaptive Intelligence  
LEO’s responses evolve in real time, carrying forward what he learns from each conversation.






LEO waits for you in his next glass box.

Open to new venues and exhibition collaborations. Currently developing new characters.


ARTISTS
Bria Cole,  David Mattiacci,  Evan Simpson

PARTNERS
The Bridge Presented by Bygone Theatre
Humber Polytechnic FMCAD


TKARONTO
2026