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Upcoming:

• From november 18th to 27th, Open Source and Limbo at Gamerz group show, Vasarely Fondation, Aix-en-Provence (France).

New works:

• Augmented Window is a “sensory observatory”. Different artists and authors have been invited to produce a critical reading or original work on the landscape itself. Each contribution is geo-localized and presented on a touch-screen window that looks out onto a landscape that is simultaneously displayed as a live video feed on the window itself. Augmented window was exhibited for the first time at the Centre Pompidou (Futur en Seine festival) from the 17th to the 26th of June, 2011, during which the following 16 artists and authors will address the Halles district of Paris: Benjamin Laurent Aman, Ivan Argote, Felicia Atkinson, Christelle Bakhache et Clément Féger, David Beytelmann, Marie-Julie Bourgeois, Pierre Carniaux, Céline Flécheux, Juliette Fontaine, Thierry Fournier, Marie Husson, Tomek Jarolim, Jean-François Robardet, Marcos Serrano, Antoine Schmitt.

• IRL, generative video installation / intervention in situ. Exhibitions: Hotspot at Contexts (Paris), may 2011.

• Usual Suspects, interactive installation. Exhibitions: Nuit Blanche Aubervilliers in October 2011, Fenêtre augmentée at Centre Pompidou in June 2011, Hotspot at Contexts (Paris), may 2011.

• Limbo, interactive installation. Fondation Vasarely (Aix en Provence) from November 18th to 26th.

• Setup, sound installation. Group show Cohabitation (curators Thierry Fournier and Jean-François Robardet) at Musée des Beaux-arts de Nancy, february 2011 (Atelier de recherche et création Electroshop, École nationale supérieure d’art de Nancy).

Recent events:

• From october 6th to 9th,See You at Acces-s group show in Pau (France).

• September 23, lecture at ArtLab FITG II conference curated by Jean-Paul Fourmentraux at Fresnoy / Studio national des arts contemporains (Lille, France).

• October 1st, Usual Suspects at Nuit Blanche Aubervilliers (France).

• Augmented Window at the Centre Pompidou (Futur en Seine festival) from the 17th to the 26th of June, 2011.

• Frost performance by Jean-François Robardet and Thierry Fournier, re-enacted by Jean-François Robardet on May 15th within the group show Rubbing Glances at Galeries Poirel, Nancy.

• Hotspot, solo show at Contexts (49 rue Ramponeau 75020 Paris), April 15th – May 5th 2011.

• Cohabitation, group show at Musée des Beaux-arts de Nancy (France), with the works of the Electroshop Research and Creation workshop at the École nationale supérieure d’art de Nancy (February 5-25th). Six installations, sculptures, projections and interactive systems for an exhibition in which one of the angles of investigation was the idea of closeness, the effect of neighboring – how different propositions working at various levels interacted with each other within the same space.

• Only Richard, adaptation of Shakespeare’s Richard II, with Emmanuelle Lafon playing the title rôle. This work was the subject of two residencies: the first in October at the Théâtre de la Mauvaise Tête (Marvejols, Lozère) and the second in Nove;ber at the Chartreuse de Villeneuve lez Avignon (Centre national des écritures du spectacle).

• Entrelacs, interactive video for Lionel Hoche’s performance, Entrelacs, produced at the Centre des Arts d’Enghien on October 2nd. Entrelacs transposes the codes and symbols of fantasy into the field of choreography. Five dancers perform the work in an exchange with the interactive video piece. It’s about writing duality–specters, disappearances, doubling–by forming close relationships between bodies, space, images and music.

• A museographical intervention: Nestploria was unveiled on the 3rd of July, a Center for Digital Analysis at the Gargas Caves in Haute-Garonne. We created a large-scale multitouch table called Pariétale for the center, dedicated to prehistoric “negative hands”.

• Interaction[s], group show at the Ancienne Maison Consulaire de Mende (Lozère) from the 30th of November to December 11th with Step to Step. Exhibition commissioned by La Draille.