Tag: Quentin Petit Dit Duhal
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Book: Arts et Cyborgs. Pensées et imaginaires des corps-machines
Situated at the intersection of organism and cybernetics, cyborg figures evoke an artificial, hybrid identity that is perpetually oriented toward the future. While their representations sometimes participate in imaginaries of domination, they more often function as tools of emancipation, proposing new forms of political subjectivity.
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Article: Technology and Body Metamorphoses on Screen in the Écrans Journal (October 2023)
In October 2023, I co-directed, with Quentin Petit Dit Duhal, issue 19 of the journal Écrans, entitled Technology and Body Metamorphoses on Screen. This publication explores the impact of technological advances on body representation in cinema, video games, and media, questioning new forms of visual and narrative identities in the digital age.
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The Body in Transition in Images Re-vues (October 2023)
In October 2023, I co-directed, with Quentin Petit Dit Duhal, special issue no. 11 of Images Re-vues titled The Body in Transition. This publication explores the history of representations of the mutating body, questioning cultural, social, and technological influences on the perception and transformation of the body in art and imagery.
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Ex_situ and the Highlighting of Non-Normative Corporealities (March 2023)
In March 2023, I co-directed, with Quentin Petit Dit Duhal, a special issue of the journal Ex_situ titled Exposing Non-Normative Corporealities. This publication examines representations of the body in exhibitions and artistic practices that challenge bodily norms. It is a committed project that explores the aesthetic, ethical, and political issues related to the visibility of…
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Presentation: Navigating the Invisible: Steve Giasson (June 4, 2021)
On June 3–4, 2021, during the study day at Université Paris Nanterre, I explored the work of Steve Giasson, analyzing how his approach to invisible corporeality challenges social norms through the lenses of poetry and politics.