The artist Jeanne Susplugas‘ approach attacks all forms and strategies of confinement. She never ceases to question the individual’s relationship with himself and with the other, in the face of an obsessive and dysfunctional world. She explores different mediums – drawings, photographs, installations, sculptures, sounds, films – as many languages that mutually enrich each other to create a singular aesthetic, seductive in appearance but quickly disturbing and squeaky. A protean, transversal, very coherent and precise work, which confronts the viewer with contradictory sensations – disturbed and reassured, worried and serene.

Perrine Ruby is a researcher in the “Perception, Attention and Memory” team of the Neuroscience Research Center in Lyon. She is interested in dream, sleep, and social cognition with behavioural and neuroimaging techniques.

Mario Blaise is a medical doctor, psychiatrist, head of the Marmottan Medical Centre in Paris, specialising in problems of addiction and dependence on licit or illicit products. Together with his colleague Eric Corbobesse, he founded the association Les Iconoblastes, which is interested in the images and representations of psychiatry and particularly in the relationship between art and science, and how certain artistic creations influence science and vice versa.

Journalist, specialist in digital artistic practices, Maxence Grugier has been interested, writing and studying since the end of the 90s, in – and about – the impact of digital technologies on our societies, (artificial intelligence, Big Data, virtual reality, robotics, etc. ) in the field of artistic creation (digital arts, arts – sciences, live performance), sound production (electronics, history and avant-garde) and the history of communication.