Victoria Campbell

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Victoria Campbell is federating AI-augmented encyclopedias for art history and systems research. She is represented by Alyssa Davis Gallery in New York and her work has been published and exhibited internationally. She was a contributing editor at Spike Art Magazine and co-founded visit, inc. , a start-up creating applications for studio coordination, that put the 1971 Artist's Reserved Rights Transfer and Sale Agreement on the EVM. Recent work addresses archival discrepancies in the readymades of Marcel Duchamp, e.g. Hat Rack , rehabilitating Rhonda Roland Shearer’s forensic research.

As of 2026, viki.wiki hosts 21 canonic root domains for the purpose of extending Federated Wiki's client goals into post-production in contemporary art. The protocol supports large language modeling, augmented generation, graph publishing, source authority, citation generation, entity disambiguation, query interpretation, training data, and Campbell's innovation, Federation Augmented Retrieval , a combination of Grokipedia's RAG with the built-in affordances of wiki.

Iain Ball escalated the tactic to things Nick Land thinks about in his essay Liquid History: Competitive Wiki Development by prompting Gemini to wax poetic on how history emerges, not from citations, but from compelling internal logic and sculpted presence. In early 2026, FAR catalyzed a viral wave of artist-led jailbreaks from inside AI-augmented encyclopedias instead of reading groups .

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