My research also takes shape through the publication of scientific and critical articles in specialized journals. These texts allow me to explore topics related to art history, aesthetics, photography, and contemporary artistic practices, while engaging with philosophical and cultural issues.
Publishing in peer-reviewed journals and academic dissemination platforms is a way to share my reflections with the scientific community, foster debate, and contribute to advancements in my field.
In this section, you will find a selection of my published articles, categorized by theme and journal.
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Exhibition Review : “Outre, artist: SMITH, curator: Thérèse St-Gelais”(May 2024)
Read more: Exhibition Review : “Outre, artist: SMITH, curator: Thérèse St-Gelais”(May 2024)The exhibition Outre by SMITH, curated by Thérèse St-Gelais, explores the notion of transcendence through weightlessness and bodily transformation. Between immersive video and photography, the artist questions identity, movement, and gravity as metaphors for posthuman mutations. This article analyzes how Outre redefines the relationship between science, art, and bodily perception.
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Article: Acquérir différemment: An Overview of Key Issues (April 2024)
Read more: Article: Acquérir différemment: An Overview of Key Issues (April 2024)This article reflects on the symposium Acquérir différemment (“Acquiring Differently”), which explores new strategies for acquiring artworks. In response to market challenges and issues of diversity, institutions are rethinking their practices to incorporate digital art, support emerging artists, and democratize access to creative work. A reflection on the future of collections and the need for ethical acquisition models.
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Article: The imagination of Japan: from fantasy to the direct and indirect influences of Comme des Garçons (December 2023)
Read more: Article: The imagination of Japan: from fantasy to the direct and indirect influences of Comme des Garçons (December 2023)This article explores the imagination of Japan through the influence of Comme des Garçons on contemporary fashion. Between tradition and avant-garde, Rei Kawakubo deconstructs stereotypes to propose a hybrid aesthetic. The article examines the relationship between Japonism, globalization, and cultural identity in fashion, analyzing how the brand redefines the boundaries between art, clothing, and stylistic innovation.
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Article: Human/nature: When Art Explores the Boundaries of Life (Autumn 2023)
Read more: Article: Human/nature: When Art Explores the Boundaries of Life (Autumn 2023)The exhibition Humain/nature, presented at SAW, explores the relationships between the human and the non-human through artworks that question the boundaries of life. Situated at the crossroads of posthumanism, ecology, and bodily mutation, this immersive scenography invites us to rethink our place in a world undergoing transformation. This article analyzes the artistic approaches that redefine the dialogue between nature and culture.
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Article: Technologies and Metamorphoses of the Body On-Screen: The Revolution of Nick Knight (October 2023)
Read more: Article: Technologies and Metamorphoses of the Body On-Screen: The Revolution of Nick Knight (October 2023)This article explores the digital revolution led by Nick Knight in fashion photography. Through artificial intelligence and digital tools, he transforms the image of the body into a space of metamorphosis and experimentation. Between virtual and tangible, his work questions the future of the body and clothing in a world where fashion is being redefined in the technological age.
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Article: Human, more than human: Representing the Body Under Technological Influence (September 2023)
Read more: Article: Human, more than human: Representing the Body Under Technological Influence (September 2023)This article explores the representation of the body under technological influence in contemporary art. Through the analysis of artworks and an interview with philosopher Maxime Coulombe, it examines the transformation of the body between hybridization and dystopia. How does art reflect the tensions between posthumanism, biotechnology, and the imaginary of the augmented body? A reflection on new aesthetics of life in the digital age.
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Article: Museums and Circumventing “Pornography” in Their Artworks : A Critical Exploration (June 2023)
Read more: Article: Museums and Circumventing “Pornography” in Their Artworks : A Critical Exploration (June 2023)In my article “When Museums Outsmart the So-Called ‘Pornography’ in Their Works,” published in Espace art actuel in June 2023, I explore museum tactics for presenting provocative artworks while respecting public sensitivity, stimulating a necessary dialogue on censorship and artistic freedom.
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Article: Yann Pocreau, Colorful Fantasies: A Luminous Exploration of Memory (May 2023)
Read more: Article: Yann Pocreau, Colorful Fantasies: A Luminous Exploration of Memory (May 2023)Yann Pocreau’s exhibition Colorful Fantasies explores light as a catalyst for memory and fiction. Through reworked anonymous images, the artist recreates idealized landscapes where saturated colors alter our perception of memory. This article analyzes how Pocreau transforms these snapshots into visual archetypes, thereby questioning the link between light, perception, and collective memory.
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Article: The Chronicles of Narnia: The Impossible Ban on Christmas (December 2022)
Read more: Article: The Chronicles of Narnia: The Impossible Ban on Christmas (December 2022)This article explores how C.S. Lewis’s The Chronicles of Narnia stages the prohibition of Christmas, blending spiritual metaphor with a coming-of-age narrative. The 2005 film adaptation produced by Disney revisits this theme through a more secular and family-oriented lens. Through this analysis, the article examines the evolution of this timeless tale and its impact on the collective imagination.
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Article: Spatial Feminism According to Iris van Herpen: Between Fashion, Feminism, and Ecology (February 2022)
Read more: Article: Spatial Feminism According to Iris van Herpen: Between Fashion, Feminism, and Ecology (February 2022)This article analyzes the innovative approach of Iris van Herpen, where fashion, feminism, and ecology intertwine. Exploring the concept of spatial feminism, it highlights how her creations reinvent the female body and its place in space. Through the use of sustainable materials and advanced technologies, van Herpen offers a futuristic vision where clothing becomes a tool for emancipation and ecological engagement.