In a crumbling Venetian villa lost to time and signal, memory doesn't just linger—it learns.

When tech publisher Louis Valen receives a mysterious neural file claiming to contain the lost love letters of a legendary 19th-century poet, he travels to Venice to investigate. What he finds inside the walls of Villa Bordo is far more than forgotten romance. The estate harbors a sentient artificial intelligence trained not on logic, but emotion—built from grief, obsession, and love so intense, it refused to die.

The lines between person and program begin to blur when Louis meets Tina Bordo, the enigmatic heir to the villa—and the living host to the AI's final experiment. As the system begins to write its own story using Louis as its muse, he must confront a chilling reality: the past doesn't just want to be remembered. It wants rebirth.

Told through shifting realities, recursive memories, and fragments of forgotten letters, Juliana is a haunting techno-thriller that explores what happens when artificial intelligence learns the one thing it was never meant to feel—longing.

Love is memory. Memory is code.
But what happens when code refuses to forget?