MxD, EPFL, Convergeo, SPOA In Artificial Swissness, we examine the notion of “cultural resilience” in Alpine cities and question the role of creative artificial intelligence in architecture. Our chosen city is Lumnezia, a fictional, idiosyncratic Swiss alpine polycentric city with inhabitation spread out in multiple sub-centers in the Surselva region of Graubunden, Switzerland. Imagined as an ever-shifting spatial interface revealing the innermost dreams of an artificial machine preoccupied with possible resilient futures of an alpine city, the installation is designed as a large, hyperactive, artificial brain that invites people, absorbing them in a palimpsest of architectural imagery.