The selections

Artificial Intelligence (AI), a subject of both fascination and concern, has gained considerable momentum in recent years. It is employed by many digital artists, both as a technology to generate works of art, and as food for thought to question our digital world and shed light on its pitfalls.

Digital sobriety is on everyone's lips. This approach, which aims to reduce the environmental impact of digital technology, can be translated into Low-tech: simple, sustainable technologies that are accessible to all. Recycling, reappropriation, the search for new materials, energy transition, DIY, ... How can artists adopt a Low-tech approach? 

Fulldome, or "360° immersive geodesic dome", a combination of mapping, audio spatialization and sometimes even live performance, is becoming increasingly popular in contemporary creation. Explore the virtually limitless creative possibilities of this innovative video-based projection environment and immerse yourself in French fulldome creation!

The arrival of digital technology has profoundly reshaped our societies, giving rise to what is now commonly known as "digital culture." In order to better comprehend the impact of this digital revolution on our society, there are numerous opportunities for engaging in lively discussions, round table sessions, conferences, and workshops. These events, which can be organized for people of all ages, provide valuable insights from French professionals and artists. Here are some suggestions!

Associations and collectives defend female creators in order to give more visibility to their creations, while works of art highlight female profiles to deconstruct the roles that society attributes to them.

At the origin of many fantasies and questions, the metaverse has been on everyone's lips in recent months. It could be described as a set of immersive virtual spaces in which one can interact with others. But what exactly is the metaverse? What are its opportunities and threats? Many French actors are mobilizing and structuring themselves.

In an era marked by social, economic and environmental crises, the artists in this selection depict and propose other ways of existing in the world. Each category is entitled by an injunction ("Imitate", "Hybridise", "Exist", "Act"), reminding us of the existence of a living being, plural, vast and often breathless, that art transcribes and sometimes transcends.

The utopia of a world without borders, where everyone is free to move around, is today increasingly opposed by tighter border controls. Depending on the circumstances, borders can be zones of passage and places of contact, or places of exclusion and conflict. As international conflicts force more and more migrants from their homes, borders and the fate of these migrants raise questions for digital artists.
Digital technology is also proving to be a means of overcoming distances and physical limits, allowing men and women to connect across borders.