Category: Publications and Presentations
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Presentation: Reflections on Posthumanist Fashion: A Foray into Photography and Bodily Confusion (May 28, 2021)
On May 28, 2021, during the conference “Polìticas y narrativas del cuerpo” (“Politics and Narratives of the Body”), I explored the transformation of the body in posthumanist fashion photography, revealing a fusion between human and object that redefines our perception of the body.
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Presentation: Exploring the Boundaries Between Reality and Representation: My Experience at the Conference on the Objectification of Bodies (May 21–22, 2021)
On May 21–22, 2021, during the conference at the Université du Québec en Outaouais, I explored the relationship between visitors and wax figures in “Entre la cire et la chair” (“Between Wax and Flesh”), revealing how these museums reshape our perception of authenticity and imitation.
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Presentation: At the Frontiers of Humanity: Robot Photography and the Human Body (May 7, 2021)
On May 7, 2021, during the conference “Aux marges de la représentation, représentations de la marge” (“At the Margins of Representation, Representations of the Margin”) at UQAM, I presented “La photographie du robot, en marge de la représentation du corps” (“Robot Photography at the Margins of Body Representation”), exploring how robots reshape our conception of…
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Presentation: Diving into the Universe of Patricia Piccinini: When Science Fiction Meets Photography (March 11, 2021)
On March 11, 2021, during the conference “Imaginaires du corps et sensualités imaginées” (“Imaginaries of the Body and Imagined Sensualities”), I explored the fusion of science fiction and realism in Patricia Piccinini’s work, questioning the boundaries between the natural and the artificial through her strangely human-like creatures.
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Article: L’impact de la France médiévale de Disney dans l’imaginaire populaire (November 7, 2019)
On November 7, 2019, at the Université de Lorraine, I explored the impact of Disney’s representation of medieval France on popular imagination, demonstrating how animated narratives shape our understanding of history.
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Article: From Fiction to Photographic Science Fiction: Between Imagination and Prosthetization of the Body (November 2019)
Science fiction has long explored the transformations of the human body through prostheses, whether medical, augmentative, or purely conceptual. “From Fiction to Prosthetic Science Fiction” focuses on how these technologies redefine our relationship with the world and ourselves. Between compensation and enhancement, these devices shape a new hybrid identity, a central subject in the science…
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Presentation: Helmut Newton, humour féministe ou machiste ? (October 27, 2019)
On October 27, 2019, at the Universities Art Association of Canada conference, I explored whether the humor in Helmut Newton’s work is feminist or macho. This analysis sparked a rich debate, revealing the complexity of the intersection between art, humor, and feminism.
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Presentation: Photography Today: The Supremacy of the Objectified Woman? (October 2019)
This article explores the representation of the female body in photography, oscillating between reification and emancipation. Through critical analysis, it questions the impact of the objectified woman image in fashion, art, and media. How does photography shape our perception of femininity in the digital age? Discover a reflection on the aesthetic and social stakes of…
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Presentation: Corps vivant et objet technologique, entre discours philosophiques et créations artistiques (May 30, 2019)
On May 30, 2019, during the Acfas Congress, I explored the interconnection between the body and technology in art, questioning our identity in the digital age. This presentation strengthened my passion for interdisciplinary research and highlighted the importance of academic dialogue.
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Presentation: The Meat Dress: From Sterbak to Lady Gaga (May 29, 2019)
On May 29, 2019, during the symposium Passer à l’histoire, I explored the “meat dress” as a medium of social commentary through the works of Jana Sterbak and Lady Gaga, highlighting their ability to question our relationship to the body and to society.