Photograph of a pond in a garden covered by dense smoke. The water appears black, with plants growing on its surface.

Resilience / Nuclear Landscapes / Chernobyl / More than Human / Art-Science / Opera / Catastrophe Studies / Living Systems / Landscape Design / Regeneration / Environmental Art

Stalker

STALKER is an interdisciplinary research and creation project exploring catastrophe, resilience, and ecological restoration. Through opera, installation, scientific research, and landscape design, it investigates how damaged territories can become spaces of regeneration and renewal.

Ensemble Variance, Institut Pasteur, Art Museum Evreux, Normandie Impressioniste, International Garden Festival Chaumont-sur Loire, la Divine Comédie, Drac-Normandie, Fonds de création lyrique, du Centre national de la musique, Ecole Du Breuil

Photograph of a female performer dressed in white against the white interior of a museum. She leans to one side with her right hand behind her head. The words “Museu do Amanhã” are visible on the wall.

Post-Oil Society / Bio-Based Materials / Sustainability / Ecological Transition / Art-Science / Environmental Innovation / Performance / Speculative Futures / Contemporary Art

Post Oil Utopia

Post Oil Utopia is an art and research project exploring the transition beyond fossil fuels. Combining contemporary art, performance, and scientific research on bio-derived materials, it imagines sustainable futures in a post-petroleum world.

CEA, UFRJ, Museu do Amanhã, CNRS, CCC Garage, Museum of Modern Art Kuwait, National Art Coulsil of Kuwait, Embassy of France in Brazil

Abstract image of an indistinct object submerged in water.

Art Therapy / Post-Traumatic Recovery / Healing / Circular Economy / Non-Extractive Development / Resilience / Sustainable Futures

Healing the World Through Art

Healing the World Through Art is a research and creation program developed since 2019 that explores three interconnected areas: non-extractive development and circular economy, ecology and environmental resilience, and healing and post-traumatic recovery through art therapy, creative practices, and participatory artistic engagement. Through interdisciplinary research, public interventions, workshops, exhibitions, and therapeutic protocols, Healing the World Through Art develops innovative approaches that connect environmental regeneration with social healing. creativity, care, and sustainability.

Palais de Tokyo, Monaco Scientific Centre, Bordeaux Montaigne University, Aleksandr Savchuk Cancer Charity,CHU Lenval,APHP,Figures de l'art, Royal Academy of Art

Aerial photograph of a forest viewed from above.

Scienceart / Ocean / AI Analytics

Ethics – Durability – Ecology – Nature (EDEN)

EDEN (Ethics – Durability – Ecology – Nature) is a long-term art and research program exploring relationships between humans and living ecosystems. Through collaborations with scientists and local communities, it investigates ecological intelligence, sustainability, and new forms of dialogue with the natural world.

Orange Art Factory, Orange Telecom RDD, Centre Georges Pompidou, WRO Art Centre, Negev Museum of Modern Art, BYHMC, IZOLYATSIA Art Centre, i-portunes – Creative Europe, CNRS, INRAE, Ars Electronica, BOZAR, Bioart Society, French Institute, Fondation Cartier for contemporary art, Art Front Gallery, EAMAN, Echigo-Tsumari Art Field

Photograph of four performers on a black stage, their bodies captured in different expressive poses.

Art-Science / Environmental Data / Choreography / Dance Notation / Artificial Intelligence

Dancing Data

Dancing Data is a research project exploring how living ecosystems can become active contributors to artistic creation. Through an innovative dance notation system, environmental data is translated into choreography, allowing dancers to embody rhythms, patterns, and interactions emerging directly from the natural world.

MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour, and Development, Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment, Western Sydney University, FORM Dance Projects, Embassy of France in Australia, National Botanical Conservatory of Mascarin, Hangars Numériques - Arts hybrides Outre-mer, New Art Foundation

Photograph of a chrome-silver biomorphic design object located inside the atrium of a large non-residential building with white walls and glass windows.

Science-Art / Analytics AI / Generative AI / Soundspace / Human-Machine Collaboration / Digital Culture / Ethics of AI / Future of Creativity / Cultural Transformation

CreAIm

CreaAIm brings together artists, researchers, engineers, and thinkers to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming creativity. Through art, research, and experimentation, the project reimagines authorship, imagination, and the future of human-machine collaboration.

WRO Biennale, Le Fresnoy, KU Leuven, Centre Pompidou, La Kunsthalle, Academie Royale de Belgique

Photograph from a laboratory showing part of an apparatus with six vessels containing spiral-shaped tubes.

Driving Urban Transitions / Circular Economy / Sustainable Building / Materials Recycling and Valorization

CirCoCreation

CirCoCreation aims to enhance urban sustainability by fostering citizen involvement in circular construction practices. It seeks to establish a cohesive ecosystem, leveraging living labs for co-creation and developing metrics to track and inspire material reuse.

Stat Leuven, Sundsvall Kommun, KU Leuven, UCM, MIUN, MaterialsBank-Atelier Circuler, Flooré AB, Reboard Technology, ADEME, FWO, AEI, FORMAS

Photograph with a kaleidoscopic effect showing people at an art exhibition opening.

re:location / memory / identity / migration / Nouvelle École de Paris

ART, MIGRATION AND GLOBALIZATION

The research project and exhibition series bringing together artists and researchers who have made Paris their new home. Echoing the legacy of the Nouvelle École de Paris, it explores memory, exile, and belonging, revealing how migration continues to reshape artistic practices, cultural narratives, and the city itself.

UXIL, aae, Fondation Hartung-Bergman, Cité des Arts, Institut ACTE, HISCA, FLAS