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Archive for the ‘Uncategorized’ Category
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Thresholds
Toulouse, november 2019. A kilometre marker, I am placed in the traffic lane so that passersby can see me clearly. As a signage component, I play a dual role: I identify the road on which I am placed as a […]
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Monitor
Marseilles, Septembre 2018 The curve kept reappearing on the screen, looking as variable as the numbers accompanying it. Only the timeframe elapsing second after second brought its share of regularity. As soon as they were born, the little humans were […]
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Last home: foreign squatters?
Our guest : Florence Paterson Rome, november 2017. Cimitero Acattolico. No doubt the serenity of the place and the beautiful sunlight filtering through the vegetation make it a desirable last home. This “non-Catholic” cemetery near Porta San Paolo, mentioned in […]
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The purloined letter
Issy-Les-Moulineaux, july 2011. Thanks to email, one is free from numerous constraints that stand in the snail mail system. From now on, exchanges are faster and more fluid. No need to wait several days before receiving an email : the […]
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Ready-to-hand
Toulouse, april 2011. In everyday life, nothing seems easier than pushing a button to turn on the light, start a computer, or run a washing machine program. It is so simple, as is a double-click, that one acts naturally without […]
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Nous et eux
Boston, june 2011. Among the various domains of scientific knowledge, anthropology is surely one that matters. It raises fundamental questions: who are human beings ? What are the structural features of human nature beyond cultural diversity? What are the main exchange […]
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Layers
La Rochelle, july 2011. As one looks for a flat, one usually pays attention to specific details. Its price, its location in the neighborhood, its surface and the arrangement of different rooms. Once the choice is made, simultaneously starts the […]
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Crystal-clear Water
Roanne, august 2011. Two years ago, we decided that the renovation of this old house would be extended by the building of a swimming pool. When we started this part of the work, we were so tired that the exciting […]
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The Death of the Music Industry, episode 1
Paris, october 2011. Debates are explosive about the role of Internet, peer-to-peer exchanges and the invention of mp3, in the decrease of music sellouts. But they can be very abstract, with lots of statistics and economic demonstrations. There’s nothing such […]
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Screens
Clamart, june 2011. A large amount of critical discourses about new technologies denounces their negative impact on what is presented as our real social life. E-mails, blogs, and now Facebook or Twitter, are all evil tools that endanger our relationships. […]