Do virtual bodies and AI chatbots broaden our perceptions of the body, gender, and sexuality, or do they reduce them to clichés? In “KI LOVE,” artists Arvida Byström, Stine Deja, Marie Munk, and Lotta Stöver present works at Galerie Mitte in Bremen (DE) that offer techno-feminist perspectives on surrogate technologies and mixed realities. An extended version of Stöver’s Latent Imaging and Imagining (2023-24), for example, uses AI-altered personal photographs to re-imagine—queer—childhood memories.