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Digital Artist
Inès Alpha
Internationally-recognised digital artist pioneering 3D makeup with a signature style that blends beauty and technology. Known for collaborations with Dior, Prada, and Charli XCX, with works featured in media such as VOGUE, i-D, and Dazed beauty.
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Artist
Marisa Musing
Transdisciplinary artist and cyber thinker exploring relationships between the body, digital identity and archaeological history, expressing ethereal feminist ideals through digital and sculptural media. Currently completing a PhD at the RCA.
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Filmmaker
Helio Pu
Filmmaker and a graduate of La Fémis. Drawing from his Chinese-French heritage, his films explore the boundaries of imagination while expanding our perception of time and memory.
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Visual Artist
Léa Collet
Collet’s practice oscillates between moving images, performance, installations, video and research. Her work shifts and speculates on the interconnections between botany, emotions, territory, transmission and technology.
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Exhibition designer
Simon de Dreuille
Architect and co-founder of Habitante, specializing in Space & Environmental Design, Creative Direction, and Publishing. His practice— often based on his fondness for ecological equations—blends material experimentation and environmental humanities to craft spaces and ideas.
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Publisher
David Desrimais
Founder of JBE Books, he publishes books in the digital age, in the fields of arts, humanities and poetics. Former Head of Digital Projects for the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain (2007-2017), Desrimais regularly works as an expert and director of digital projects for cultural and scientific institutions.
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Friday 24/10
Opening Ceremony
Films Screenings
Panel Discussions
Performances
Panel 1
Many of us wear multiple hats—artist-researcher, teacher-designer, curator-entrepreneur. This conversation looks at how our varied roles and mediums allow us to express the richness of who we are. Can these multiplicities deepen self-expression, or do they pull us in conflicting directions?
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Panel 2
This panel brings together voices from across disciplines to explore what becomes possible when we collaborate outside of traditional boundaries. How can cross-field conversations help us move away from destructive production cycles—and toward more expansive ways of thinking and making?
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Saturday 25/10
Panel Discussions
Live Music & Dance Performances
Closing Ceremony
Panel 1
Digital tools are often created with specific, goal-driven purposes. But what happens when we use them playfully or experimentally—outside the logic of efficiency? This discussion invites us to imagine new ways of working with technology, or even subverting it.
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Panel 2
This panel questions binary views of our world—digital vs. physical, real vs. virtual. How can we move beyond these separations and begin to see our environments, tools, and selves as part of one complex, interconnected reality?
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Panel 3
How do our environments shape us — and how do we shape them in return? This conversation explores practices rooted in bodily perception, environmental narratives, and post-digital materialities.
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