International audienceAt the frontier of digital arts, philosophy of techniques and the resolutely critical “surveillance studies”, this article proposes the ethnography of a controversy, aesthetic and political, which occurred on the occasion of the exhibition of Capture, a project of the Italian artist Paolo Cirio (2020), and of the European petition it inaugurated online, aiming at banning facial recognition in the public space. In the light of Vilem Flusser’s theories, we analyze the ambivalence of digital images in the age of facial recognition or artificial intelligence, their socio-technical determinisms, as well as the conditions and modalities of their possible reversal (or detour of their devices) through artistic ruse. We will sh...
This is a personal narrative that began 30 years ago as a childhood hobby, of wearing and implanting...
peer reviewedThe article considers the images and performances of the face in social net- works from...
This article addresses the link between the hypervisibility regime in which the contemporary subject...
International audienceAt the frontier of digital arts, philosophy of techniques and the resolutely c...
International audienceOn the border between arts and surveillance studies, this book analyzes the te...
International audienceantiDATA, digital disobedience. Art and technocritical hacktivismAn analysis o...
This article explores the political dimension of three surveillance artworks: Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s...
International audienceAn agonistic relationship to image and technology marks the works of the artis...
This article examines the work of Internet activist and artist Paolo Cirio, whose practice intersect...
One image to another The digital imaginary beyond the representation . Summary: Artistic practices a...
International audienceAt the crossroads of aesthetics, “surveillance studies” and political sociolog...
This research attempt to bring contribution and a complementary response to elucidate biometric faci...
International audienceIt is with the point of view of art, as much ars as techné, that the article a...
Digital cameras are everywhere and play important roles in security and political scenes, yet they r...
TECHNOLOGIES OF VIOLENCE explores the critical relations between art and the contemporary production...
This is a personal narrative that began 30 years ago as a childhood hobby, of wearing and implanting...
peer reviewedThe article considers the images and performances of the face in social net- works from...
This article addresses the link between the hypervisibility regime in which the contemporary subject...
International audienceAt the frontier of digital arts, philosophy of techniques and the resolutely c...
International audienceOn the border between arts and surveillance studies, this book analyzes the te...
International audienceantiDATA, digital disobedience. Art and technocritical hacktivismAn analysis o...
This article explores the political dimension of three surveillance artworks: Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s...
International audienceAn agonistic relationship to image and technology marks the works of the artis...
This article examines the work of Internet activist and artist Paolo Cirio, whose practice intersect...
One image to another The digital imaginary beyond the representation . Summary: Artistic practices a...
International audienceAt the crossroads of aesthetics, “surveillance studies” and political sociolog...
This research attempt to bring contribution and a complementary response to elucidate biometric faci...
International audienceIt is with the point of view of art, as much ars as techné, that the article a...
Digital cameras are everywhere and play important roles in security and political scenes, yet they r...
TECHNOLOGIES OF VIOLENCE explores the critical relations between art and the contemporary production...
This is a personal narrative that began 30 years ago as a childhood hobby, of wearing and implanting...
peer reviewedThe article considers the images and performances of the face in social net- works from...
This article addresses the link between the hypervisibility regime in which the contemporary subject...