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AGILE

AGILE – Periodic Table x Tetris x NVidia GPU x Acido Basic

AGILE propose une cartographie abstraite des éléments matériels nécessaires à la fabrication des cartes graphiques dédiées à l’intelligence artificielle, notamment celles de Nvidia. Les formes géométriques ne représentent pas des lieux précis mais l’agencement réel, supposé et documenté, des minéraux et éléments chimiques entrant dans la composition des puces et de leurs infrastructures. Les carrés ne sont pas décoratifs. Leur position correspond à une organisation matérielle exacte, un empilement fonctionnel de ressources, comme une table de Mendeleïev fragmentée et déplacée dans l’espace. La référence à Mendeleïev est centrale. Ce qui fut à l’origine une tentative de mettre de l’ordre dans la matière devient ici une grille éclatée, où les éléments ne dialoguent plus pour comprendre le monde mais pour nourrir une machine de calcul. Silicium, métaux conducteurs, terres rares et dopants sont réduits à des blocs, abstraits, interchangeables, privés de leur histoire géologique et humaine. L’ensemble évoque une carte d’extraction des terres rares ou un Tetris suspendu. Un équilibre précaire, figé, où chaque pièce est indispensable et où le moindre manque ferait s’effondrer l’édifice. Ce jeu visuel masque une réalité lourde. Derrière cette apparente simplicité se cachent des chaînes industrielles complexes et des dépenses colossales. À l’échelle mondiale, près d’un milliard par jour est investi pour maintenir et étendre les infrastructures nécessaires au calcul intensif, usines de gravure, data centers, réseaux énergétiques et systèmes de refroidissement. Les vides sont aussi importants que les formes. Ils symbolisent ce qui disparaît du récit technologique, les coûts environnementaux, l’extraction, l’épuisement des ressources et la violence silencieuse d’une industrie présentée comme immatérielle. L’œuvre montre une organisation froide et rationnelle, où l’ordre apparent dissimule une dépendance extrême à la matière et un monde physique constamment sollicité, mais toujours tenu hors champ.

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Instar

Spirograph x Insta Logo x Phone Shadow x Circling the square

Instagram like Logo solely made by a kids Spirograph and able to enter the circle

Pure serendipity. A child’s spirograph draws the outline of a symbol that has come to dominate visual culture: the Instagram logo. But here, it is composed only of circular, mechanical paths — imprecise yet methodical — until it fits perfectly within another circle. A square forced into the round.

At the periphery, the faint shadow of a smartphone holding the scene reminds us of the omnipresence of the device itself — always framing, always watching. What was once a toy becomes a trap, and what was once a platform for expression now rotates in a closed loop of self-representation.

The drawing questions the childish seduction of social media, the normalization of surveillance, and the reduction of identity into a simplified geometry.

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Me in a tree

Pixellised photo of myself in front of a tree

Photography

A silhouette stretches along the ground, merging the shape of a human body (the artist himself) with the upper branches of a tree. The figure is rooted, yet intangible — made not of bark or flesh, but of digital grain, pixel noise, interference.

The image stages a strange grafting: man and nature, collapsed into a single outline. But the medium betrays the illusion. What looks like a photograph of connection is corrupted by technological detachment. The digital surface is noisy, sterile, disembodied. The tree, once a symbol of rootedness, becomes just another texture, flattened and encoded.

This is no longer about belonging to nature — it is about being absorbed by its simulation. The self is pixelated. The soil is gone.

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Strange people

These people faces are pure fake and generated by an A.I.

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Wall paintings

Hashed selfie girls

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Halloween

Web from spiders under drugs treatments

4 layers of different webs performed by spiders under the influence of different drugs

Drawing – 30×20 cm

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Hydra

This drawing is composed of actual broken smartphone screen patterns, replicated by hand and transformed into a multi-headed organism—reminiscent of the mythological Hydra. Each fracture radiates like a wound, a nervous discharge, or a synapse explosion. The piece evokes the violent beauty hidden in our daily digital collapses.

What seems chaotic is in fact methodical: every shattered screen here is a silent trace of impact, overload, or rejection. These devices, meant to connect and protect, instead become sites of trauma—digital mirrors cracked by our touch. The multiplicity of breaks conjures both an organic creature and a collapsing network.

Hydra reveals how damage can replicate, multiply, regenerate. In the age of screens, every crack becomes a portrait.

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Puppets

These are real antic statues shapes coming from a western european museum

Drawing – 30×20 cm

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Sorry for this

A triptych of blurred mouths, extracted and enlarged from a public apology by Z. during a U.S. Congressional hearing. The lips shift through three phases—tension, form, collapse—where sincerity becomes a visual question rather than a verbal one.

The work captures the impossibility of trust in digital-age confession. The apologies are pixelated, softened, stripped of tonality. The viewer is left to interpret: is this remorse, discomfort, performance?

By isolating the mouth and removing all other context, the piece distills the act of apology into pure ambiguity. It’s no longer about what was said, but whether saying it was ever enough.

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I wish you a Merry Christmas

A delicate constellation of molecular structures dangles in the void like a child’s mobile—except here, each form corresponds to a known chemical addiction: nicotine, caffeine, alcohol, THC, sugar, and dopamine-related stimulants. The playful minimalism masks the violence of dependence.

A wish for joy delivered through symbols of craving. The holiday spirit, often wrapped in excess and escapism, is reframed through the lens of consumer-driven euphoria.

With its pale lines and suspended composition, the piece evokes fragility—of the body, of balance, of agency. The faintness is intentional: it mirrors the subtlety with which dependence infiltrates routine, festivity, and identity. Almost imperceptible. Almost beautiful. But always hanging overhead.

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The Shortener

Some scientists think that screen addictions may result in the shortening of brain white substance.

This drawing mimics the form of a brain section, but its inner structure collapses inward—a spiral of progressive contraction. The visual metaphor is anchored in a scientific hypothesis: that prolonged exposure to screens and digital overstimulation could lead to the reduction of white matter in the brain, the very substance responsible for communication between regions.

The title is a double entendre. It evokes both the neurological phenomenon and the digital tool—URL shorteners—that reduces complexity to minimal expression, often stripping away meaning. What happens when the mind, like information, is compressed for efficiency?

The result is a distorted core, dense and frayed. A topography of decay, where cognitive capacity is thinned for the sake of immediacy.

Drawing – 30×20 cm

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Big Bang

Drawing – 30×20 cm

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The Spike

Brownian motion

Unicorns are big start-up valued more than 1 billion dollars and growing rapidly. Most of the time they uberize traditional businesses. This drawning is a pure randon brownian motion that lead to a unicorn shape

Drawing – 30×20 cm

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Bad News

Bad and toxic news spread 7 times more rapidly on internet than good / positive news

Drawing – 30×20 cm

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Scary Hills

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ChromeOsome

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Your brain is our brain

G. Artificial Intelligence Code released

Drawing – 30×20 cm

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Tir au pigeon

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Green & Nature Sciences Unclassified

Printed waves

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Precious Time