"Muraqqa: Neural Impressions" is a captivating journey through time and technology, where ancient miniature paintings come to life through the modern marvels of machine intelligence. Orkhan Mammadov, bridging his Azerbaijani heritage with his expertise in data visualisation, transforms 111 miniature masterpieces into animated 'data miniatures.' These artworks, once static windows into bygone eras, now dance with life and color, thanks to Diffusion and GAN models. Each piece, a part of a grander narrative spanning from the Mughal, Deccan, and Isfahan schools, is revitalized, allowing the intricate tales of royal life and Persian calligraphy to resonate anew. This series is not just a display of artistic finesse; it is a testament to the timeless nature of storytelling, where history is reimagined and preserved through the symphony of silicon and code, echoing the UNESCO mission of fostering cultural exchange and immortalizing our shared heritage. "Muraqqa: Neural Impressions" invites us to witness a seamless fusion of past and present, where art serves as a vessel for transcultural dialogue and a reminder of the enduring power of human creativity.