Metal, screen, computer, specific software.
The term “Fantasmata” initially refers to a 15th century dance figure that consists of a momentary stop, a pause during which the body remains suspended between the accomplishment of a movement and the apprehension of the one that is to come.
Installation. Camera,
miniature computer, screen, frame, specific software.
The shutter is heard and a photographic caption appears, taken from the object's memory.
A playful foray, inspired by Henri Rousseau, into the field of generative NFT on the FXhash platform.
Interactive vision machine.
Steel, computer, camera, 4k screen.
Oracle.
Wood, screen, computer, graphic and textual generative software.
Inspired by Book II of “De rerum natura” by Lucretius.
Wood, metal, computer, screen, electronics, electromechanics.
A GPS asks a driver about his destination “in life”. Random verbal generation software on a microcontroller. Steel-nickel-electronic sculpture.
A GPS asks the driver about his position “in life”.
An endless book on Carolingian life. In collaboration with Jean-Pierre Balpe and Samuel Szoniecky as part of the exhibition “Europe before Europe, the Carolingians” at the Abbey of Saint Riquier.
Proposal for the International Walter Benjamin Memorial Prize – Installation.