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Archive for the ‘Capteurs et traçeurs’ Category
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Morning lights
Museums are not very different from laboratories. A lot of things have to be controlled within their environment to make these venues fully functional. Of course, each exhibition has its specificities, regarding the kind of artworks they are dealing with, […]
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Wine list
Montpellier, november 2013. Wine lists usually appear in the form of a text included in a cardboard or a plastic support. It includes the name of the wines, their vintage varieties or their classification and of course, their price. For […]
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Guest blackboard
Rotterdam, August 2013 ” Leave a comment ” may you read under this text and that image. Electronic contemporary spaces often established interaction as a central principle , the host receiving comments from readers responding, or, when things went wrong, […]
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Zero risk
In the past, things were simple: to stay healthy while eating, it was enough to avoid too rich foods that give an upset stomach, undercooked meat that transmits parasites, raw milk cheeses can cause listeriosis, eggs always suspected of harboring […]
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Multiple references
Facing the shelve, she compares colors and chooses a blended shades of blue. Then, she puts spay cans on the counter, and waits to pay the bill. Yet, the salesman does not tell her the price. Beforehand, he grasps a […]
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Reading inside
How can we investigate an organism? How can we look inside a material object? According to situations and technical innovations, several technologies of vision are at one’s disposal to conduct such inquiries. The use of corporal sensations and of abilities […]
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Days and people
This is not the first time we do this, here. There is nothing like the observation of children practices to understand what writing does to the world. It is a very good exercise to avoid any temptation of functionalism. Not […]
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Digital self
Who are we? Lots of researchers and poets have been working on the deconstruction and the enrichment of our mundane definition of idendity. They have notably shown that whether we are in-dividuals, it is essentially when we face police, law, […]
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Catastrophe
Port-au-Prince, Haïti, mars 2010. Lorsque la terre a tremblé en Haïti en janvier, il y eut des milliers de morts, de millions de blessés et de sans-abri ; la capitale fut anéantie comme jadis Lisbonne. Aux malheurs de la première République […]
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Humains après tout ?
Paris, janvier 2010. Tu l’as fait de nombreuses fois déjà ce geste, sans vraiment y penser. Tu en as tapé des enchaînements de lettres et de chiffres tous aussi absurdes les uns que les autres. Des codes déformés que tu […]