Paris Programme
Thursday 21 November 2024

The game follows ideas such as design by subtraction. A world devoid of time and space where the great dichotomies of human thought no longer cast a shadow. A post-anthropocentric world with a non-hierarchical structure. Here we cannot orient ourselves, which defies our understanding in a refreshing way and makes us forget - at least for a few moments - who we are; where we come from; and that we believe we are of particular importance. Forced Amnesia follows a simple instruction pattern: explore and you will find. As it is devoid of language all we have to do is follow our instinct. What we learned in games that we played before. The idea for Forced Amnesia started 2023 as an art exhibition, which led to the development of a video game. Forced Amnesia is a game with focus on quiet moments, inspired by the concept of design by subtraction, philosophy introduced by Fumito Ueda. The game gives the player lots of space to navigate through. Forced Amnesia’s aesthetics moves through a stage of comforting uncertainty, the player does not know if they are above or under water, swinging or flying. This state, fused with a calm soothing musical score creates a space for relaxation and calm. Places that nowadays are getting increasingly harder to find. Forced Amnesia aims at an older generation of gamers. Gen X and Gen Y will be the first generation to grow old playing video games. As we slowly age, our lifestyle and perception changes, Forced Amnesia is there to accompany us.

Mary-Audrey Ramirez studied under Thomas Zipp at the University of the Arts in Berlin Germany from 2010 to 2016. In 2019 she was the recipient of the prestigious Edward Steichen Award in Luxembourg for her textile-based sculptural and pictorial works. Early 2025 Ramirez’s Qrst percent for art work will be Qnalized in Berlin Spandau. Her works have been shown in both solo and group exhibitions at institutions such as Casino Luxembourg, forum d’art contemporain, Luxembourg; Kunsthalle Gießen, Gießen; Dortmunder Kunstverein, Dortmund; TRAUMA BAR UND KINO, Berlin; Kai 10 Arthena Foundation, D sseldorf; Haus Mödrath, Kerpen; Margot Samel Gallery, New York City; Polansky Gallery, Prague and MARTINETZ, Cologne. She was also part of Esch2022+ARS ELECTRONICA, Luxembourg/Linz. “Ramirez creates a dense image of a world with her figurative representations in pictures, objects and games, It is a world devoid of time and space where the great dichotomies of human thought no longer play a role. A post-anthropocentric world that is not organised hierarchically. A world in which we cannot orientate ourselves, which defies our understanding in a refreshing way and makes us forget, at least for a few moments, who we are, where we come from and that we believe we are of particular importance” - (Annekathrin Kohout)

Un road movie un soir d’hiver quelque part sur la péninsule arabique. Trois amies, pour tromper leur ennui, se lancent dans une joute verbale qui mènera à une réflexion sur le pouvoir et les interdits.

Né en 1989 à Saint-Avold, diplômé des Beaux-Arts de Nancy, des Arts Décoratifs de Paris et du Fresnoy, studio national des arts contemporains. Il vit et travaille entre Paris et la Lorraine. Son travail qui se traduit à travers l’objet, le son, le film et l’installation a été présenté lors d’événements d’art contemporain et festivals de films tels que FID Marseille, IFFR Rotterdam, Visions du Réel, Paris Nuit Blanche et dans des centres d’art et musées comme le Centre Pompidou, le FRAC Lorraine, le FRAC Grand Large, Les Rotondes.

Six millennials meet renowned writer Noel Riccardi at a former workers' holiday settlement in the Italian Alps. Intrigued by the younger generation, Noel invites them for an evening of food, drinks, and debate. But as political disagreements arise, a generational clash ensues, leading Noel to respond with a cowardly act of violence. The following morning, another friend of the group arrives and joins Maria, who has developed an affinity for the aging intellectual. Together, they pay him a visit.

Magdalena Mitterhofer (1994, Italy) is a director and artist living in Berlin. In her site-specific, narrative works, she explores the relationships between surrounding architectural, socio-political structures and their inhabitants. Magdalena received a Master's degree in Fine Arts from the class of Hito Steyerl at the University of the Arts Berlin and studied New Media at Tama University in Tokyo. 2021 she co-founded the nomadic performance project "lament.tv". Her work was shown, amongst others, at Volksbühne Berlin, Julia Stoschek Foundation, KW Institute for contemporary art Berlin, Tanzquartier Vienna.

MIDSENTENCE, filmed over five years inside a county jail, lays bare larger truths about incarceration, institutional authority, confinement, shame, guilt, and power dynamics between those in and out of uniform.

Erik Levine was born in Los Angeles, California in 1960. He has exhibited widely in the United States and Europe, most recently at Ludwig Forum Aachen with a solo survey exhibition of his videos from the past 15 years. His work includes video, sculpture, and drawings, and is in the public collections of the Whitney Museum of American Art, Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, Walker Art Center, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, and Des Moines Art Center, among several others. He has received numerous awards including a Guggenheim Fellowship and three Pollock–Krasner Foundation awards. In addition, he’s received two grants each from the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York Foundation for the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts, and the Massachusetts Cultural Council, as well as grants from Awards in the Visual Arts, Nancy Graves Foundation, and the Jerome Foundation.

En exil, 7 ans loin de mon père et de mon pays, j'enregistre nos conversations téléphoniques. Il me parle du pays, de sa solitude. Mon écran nous unit et sépare, ma seule fenêtre. Mes souvenirs s'estompent, ma vie coupée, mon pays inaccessible.

Sara Kontar est une artiste, photographe et réalisatrice syrienne installée en France depuis 2016. Elle est titulaire d'un Master en cinéma d'animation de l'École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs de Paris (ENSAD). Son travail englobe la photographie documentaire et artistique, avec des expositions internationales et une reconnaissance, notamment le prix Inge Morath. "3350 KM" est son premier documentaire expérimental, après avoir réalisé des œuvres vidéo expérimentales présentées dans des lieux tels que le Centre Pompidou et le Palais de Tokyo. Le travail de Kontar explore ses racines et l'expérience de l'exil, exprimant les émotions humaines d'une manière personnelle et intime. Elle est également la fondatrice d'"Al-Ayoun", un espace dédié aux conteurs visuels en Syrie et dans la diaspora.

"Je suis un phénix. Il m’est difficile de décoller et de chuter", écrit Katja. Educatrice de jardin d’enfants à Narva, une ville frontalière entre l'Estonie et la Russie, Katja est née en 1992, avec la nouvelle République d'Estonie, dans une famille et un environnement russophones. Katja considère que sa génération a été une expérience pour la nouvelle république. Aujourd'hui, elle est prise au piège entre des langues qui reflètent des positions opposées sur la guerre, la paix et la liberté.

Française-Estonienne, née en 1970, à Paris. Eléonore de Montesquiou travaille sur l’articulation des histoires individuelles et officielles. Elle creuse les ambiguités de la vie sur les limites, basée sur sa propre expérience du déracinement. Depuis 2007, elle filme des femmes vivant à Narva, ville frontalière entre l'Estonie et la Russie : « Na Grane », en 2016, elle commence à travailler avec des demandeurs d'asile originaires de pays francophones en Estonie : « Hope is no home » tout en poursuivant un projet de film de longue date en France avec des paysans des Hautes-Alpes : « Traverses ».

La cour intérieure du building Canebière, construit par Fernand Pouillon en 1952 comme vision d’un habitat populaire de qualité. La caméra suit lentement les lignes verticales et horizontales des fenêtres. Des traces d’habitation humaine ponctuent l’uniformité de la façade (linge, plantes en pots). Le rythme se syncope, s’accélère : des mouvements de balancier font suite aux panoramiques, le brouhaha des pas et des voix dans le hall amorce un crescendo. L’écran passe au noir, et la voix de James Baldwin s’exprime en français sur la place qu’accorde la société française aux Algériens. Entre le volet visuel sans paroles et le volet parlé sans images, un fil : l’héritage des luttes populaires au sein de la société française, de leur exigence de dignité et d’égalité.

Performeuse, artiste visuelle, cinéaste, autrice et enseignante française. Maïder Fortuné vit et travaille à Paris. Elle y suit une formation littéraire puis théâtrale à l’École Jacques Lecoq, avant d’intégrer le Studio des arts contemporains du Fresnoy à Tourcoing. C’est là qu’elle rencontre l’artiste canadienne Annie MacDonell (1976-), avec qui elle collabore depuis 2015, notamment sur les films Communicating Vessels (2020) et Outhere (for Lee Lozano) (2021). M. Fortuné enseigne le film et l’écriture en école supérieure d’art depuis 2007. De Totem (2001) à Outhere (for Lee Lozano), l’inquiétante étrangeté imprègne l’univers filmique de l’artiste. Le monde qui s’y invente est résolument artificiel, travaillé par l’incertitude même de la dimension spectrale et mémorielle de toute image. Ses productions ne donnent pas à voir un tout mais le signe fantôme d’autre chose, un reste, une empreinte qui persiste dans le psychisme. Les images que M. Fortuné y convoque s’inscrivent dans l’inconscient collectif, icônes occidentales du monde du merveilleux (Licorne, 2007 ; Curtain !, 2007), de l’industrie du divertissement (Once forever, 2008), du monde du théâtre (Characters, 2008) ou des premiers temps du cinéma (Totem ; Aurore, 2011), ou encore de la littérature, empruntées à Rainer Maria Rilke, Vladimir Nabokov et Virginia Woolf pour Carousel (2015), LEJ (2013), Parnassus Mnemosyne (2015), The Yellow Blind (2015), images qui se font écho les unes aux autres. Tout y est transitoire, instable, voué à de constants glissements, dédoublements, errances, qui ouvrent les représentations à de nouvelles plasticités et plongent les spectateurs et spectatrices dans une véritable expérience de l’image et des procédés que l’artiste met en jeu. C’est la circulation poreuse d’éléments qui fonde et élabore – par répétitions, variations, superpositions – des structures visuelles et narratives non linéaires.

A spring afternoon on the San Cristobal hill, in downtown Santiago de Chile. Four friends and a sound engineer talk about the events seen and experienced during the popular revolt that began in 2019 in Chile. The film brings to the surface certain conversations related to any revolution: hope, disillusionment, fire, torture and police violence. The name of the film comes from the poem April Noon by Eileen Myles.

Francisco Rodríguez Teare is a Chilean artist and filmmaker based in France with a moving image practice working predominantly with film, video and installation. Since 2015 he has been creating works and exhibiting them both in film festival circuits and contemporary art contexts. He has directed the shorts Appels téléphononiques, Una luna de hierro, Why are they equipped with eyes ?, Octubre al mediodía, El oro y el pez. The video installations and performances Gois, Colored Procession, This dream is mine and the hybrid feature film Otro sol. Recently his work has been presented at film festivals and museums as New Directors/New Films at MoMA, Toronto FIlm Festival, 62 New York Film Festival, Centre Pompidou, Taipei Biennial, Stedelijk Museum, Cinémathèque Française, Mar del Plata IFF, CPH:DOX, Shanghai IFF, IndieLisboa, FID Marseille, Viennale.

A man with no memory walks through the hall of honor of the former national congress of Chile, a place that was closed during the military dictatorship and that has become an important place again during the writing of the two new failed constitutions in Chile. In front of him is the famous painting of Pedro Subercaseaux that represents the discovery of Chile, this man without memory tries to remember our national anthem. Through this effort is built this film that seeks to make us travel inside an imaginary landscape in the heart of the History and architecture of the main hall of governmental power in Chile, where all presidents promised a fairer and better country ... this landscape is Chile : an experiment of neoliberalism that, despite everything, continues to breathe on our sky and dream

Enrique Ramírez was born in 1979 in Santiago de Chile. Since 2007, he lives and works between Paris (France) and Santiago (Chile). He studied popular music and cinema in Chile before joining the postgraduate master in contemporary art and new media of Le Fresnoy – Studio National des Arts Contemporains (Tourcoing, France). In 2014 he won the discovery price of Les Amis du Palais de Tokyo, Paris, France. He has since exposed in some major places as Le Palais de Tokyo, Centre Pompidou, Espace Culturel Louis Vuitton or le 104), France (le Grand Café, Saint-Nazaire) and in Central and South America (Museo Amparo, Puebla, Mexico ; Museo de la memoria, Santiago ; Parque de la memoria en Argentina, Buenos Aires). In 2017, he is invited to the 57th International Art Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia curated by Christine Macel, Ramírez is nominated for the Marcel Duchamp Prize 2020

A moment of exposure is about observing the experience of living an idea and gathering materials for an art installation. The camera, as an attentive observer, collects memories and associations related to the "Safe & Sound" multimedia interactive exhibition. Following the process of preparation, presentation, and dismantling of the installation, we seek visual and sensory origins. In the first part of the exhibition, a spatial arrangement features elements such as metal fence sculptures, archived photos of fences in graveyards, and videos of deceased creatures floating in water. These elements are gently dissected to uncover the roots of safety and any remnants of movement left after death. In the second part, different sounds can be heard by interactive audiences resting in bed-shaped sound boxes, prompting questions about the origins of these sounds. Each sound carries the weight of a past incident, reverberating in the space and creating an immersive experience. Ultimately, the film invites viewers to reflect on the connections between memory, loss, and the lingering echoes of life. It encourages an exploration of how we find safety in remembrance and the ways in which our past shapes our present.

Mahshid Afzali: Mahshid Afzali is an Iranian Video Artist and Filmmaker, based in Tehran. She graduated from University of Tehran with a B.A. degree of Scenic Design in 2018. Throughout her studies, she developed a passion for video art as a medium for self-expression. In the past few years she specialized in independent film production and post-production and created several documentary films and videos. Mahshid is also an archivist, and documents her life through videos and photographs that often serve as the foundation for her artworks. / Mahoor Mirshakkak: Mahoor Mirshakkak, Iranian freelance Filmmaker & Sound designer. Graduated in Painting from Tehran Fine Arts University. Currently Working on Multidisciplinary installations Based on Archived sound and videos.

The Same Room investigates the dual nature of water, both as a destructive and life-giving force. In collaboration with the Deltares Institute, Minne Kersten recorded a self-made filmset of a bedroom in an industrial wave-tank, where it was deliberately flooded with water over three successive days. By inverting the use of the institute’s controlled environment originally intended to prevent flooding, she questions the human desire to control the course of nature. Furthermore, Kersten is interested in the state of paralysis and tranquility that can occur upon a catastrophe, opening up a space for thinking about the end as a transitional state rather than something final. By combining the personal space of a bedroom with the horrors of a flood, the work creates a powerful and emotional image that wavers between clarity and chaos.

Minne Kersten (b. 1993, Utrecht, NL) lives and works between Amsterdam and Paris. She works on installation, video and paintings in which ephemeral occurrences and the construction of reality is explored. Through her architectural environments, she speculates on how buildings can be receptive to stories and traumas by staging situations subjected to chaos, decay and deconstruction. She explores the traces of events left behind and questions them as witnesses to private stories retained by the walls that surround human life. Working across diverse media, she interweaves personal themes such as mourning, loss and memory with the collective domain of fiction, fables and symbols. Her work has been presented in numerous institutions including the CAPC Bordeaux 2024, Glasgow International 2024, Bonnefanten Museum 2023, 16th Lyon Biennale 2022, Stedelijk Museum Schiedam 2022, the Living Art Museum 2022, De Ateliers 2022, Hotel Maria Kapel 2021, among others. In 2022, she won the Volkskrant Visual Arts Audience Award and was nominated for the Royal Award of Modern Painting. She has been selected for residencies at De Ateliers 2018-2020, Triangle Astérides 2023 and Cité Internationale Des Arts 2024. She is represented by Annet Gelink Gallery in Amsterdam.

"Sinrise" (2023) is an experimental video by Danish artist Kim Richard Adler Mejdahl. Mejdahl stayed alone in BonBon-Land from sunset to sunrise to explore what happens when darkness descends in the old Danish theme park known for its grotesque characters. In the black interval we go on a cosmic rollercoaster ride among the stars while the cartoony inhabitants of the park seem to welcome the sun. "Sinrise" was recorded in infrared timelapse creating a haunted mood. The video suggests a way of portraying the sorrows of childhood nostalgia, and the eternal cycle of life and death.

Kim Richard Adler Mejdahl (b. 1989) graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2019. Slaptstick humour and gothic horror meet up in Mejdahl's multifaceted work that often has its starting point in the artist's personal life story. Be it music album releases, film productions or large solo exhibition projects, Mejdahl's practice explore the topics of trauma-healing, climate crisis, spirituality, and gender identity. His video works have reached international audiences with screenings in France, Germany, Iceland, Norway, and South Korea. In 2018 Mejdahl received the Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition Solo Award,, and in 2022 he was awarded a spot at The Danish Art Foundation's talent programme The Young Artistic Elite. In 2021 he recieved the Elna & C.T. Hollesen's Foundation Grant. Mejdahl's work is part of Denmark's National Gallery's collection.

In Spark From a Falling Star, an odd, unseen alien presence arrives, one that, beyond the usual fondness for abduction, transforms people into objects, public spaces to private real estate. At home in a world of windows and reflections, it floats unmoored through the real and virtual alike. While the world is devoured in its never-ending thirst for conquest, every zone becomes imprinted by the arrival. Where, finally, are you going to run?

Ross Meckfessel is an artist and filmmaker who works primarily in Super 8 and 16mm film. His films often emphasize materiality and poetic structures while depicting the condition of modern life through an exploration of apocalyptic obsession, contemporary ennui, and the technological landscape. His work has screened internationally and throughout the United States including in Toronto International Film Festival, New York Film Festival, Open City Documentary Festival, San Francisco Cinematheque’s CROSSROADS Film Festival, Hong Kong International Film Festival, Media City Film Festival, and Curtas Vila Do Conde among others.

Alors que le lancement de lunes artificielles est imminent, un couple de retraités trouve refuge dans une obscurité qui s'estompe. En tentant de rattraper le rythme de la modernité, leur quotidien retrace la généalogie de cette luminosité à venir jusqu’à ses origines terrestres.

Yuyan Wang (b. 1989, China) is a filmmaker and multidisciplinary artist. Her work focuses on the impact of image creation in media, representation, and the attention economy. By deconstructing and recontextualizing inherent meanings of found materials, her practice probes the continual mutations within the industrial production chain of images, a perpetual development leading to an abstraction of reality. Her work has been showcased at Tate Modern, Palais de Tokyo, the 12th Berlin Biennale and various festivals, such as Berlinale, IFFR, European Media Art Festival, Indie Lisboa, receiving numerous awards.

Gil works in construction, goes to his mother’s bar and has love dates with Katia. On a day like so many others, Gil is disappearing.

Ralph Antunes is a director, editor and producer. Graduated in Digital Arts at the Fine Arts School of UFMG, he produced and co-directed the short films Carga Viva (2013), Boa Morte (2015), Praça do Peixe (2018) and Tudo Que Vi Era o Sol (2023), which were shown at important festivals such as Doclisboa, FIC Valdivia, Málaga, Brasília and Tiradentes. As an artistic assistant, since 2014 he has collaborated with filmmaker and artist Cao Guimarães, coordinating the workflow of the artist's audiovisual and photographic productions and communicating his studio with art institutions around the world. Together with Pedro Maia de Brito, he is currently developing his first feature film, The Scarlet Temple Oracle, winner of the prize for best project in development in the Arché - Doclisboa'23.

Random Access (2023) takes the form of a science fiction set in the city of Guiyang and its vicinity, home to the world's largest radio telescope FAST and a “data center cluster” credited with driving the rapid expansion of China’s digital industry. It is also the center of the Chinese Karst landscape, where geological information and meteorological clouds are stored in the mountains. Riffing on her parents’ experience of living in this misty highland technological hub, the artist imagines a narrative unfolding after the unexpected crash of its main data center. In this disordered digital reality, two characters travel through the city filled with flashes of ancient memories and imaginaries of the future. Whether they are encountering information stored in the cloud or expanded versions of themselves, the protagonists must find their way through a rapidly changing world.

HE Zike (b.1990, Guiyang, China) is an artist who works with mediums including video, writing, performance, prints, and computer program. By incorporating personal memories into her research and fieldwork, HE Zike’s practice illuminates the interplay between time, mundane lives and the technological environment. She weaves the disorder beneath the surface of contemporary life through a narrative approach. She was a finalist for the 5th VH Award of Hyundai Motor Group, and was selected in the residency program of Pro Helvetia, the Swiss Arts Council in 2023. From 2021, She has co-initiated the interdisciplinary project “Under the Cloud” which visits and studies the technological infrastructure in Southwest China. Her works have been exhibited in Cosmos Cinema, the 14th Shanghai Biennale (2023), Dream Screen at Leeum Museum of Art (Seoul, 2024) and Beijing Biennale (2022) among others.

Après avoir manqué un appel tant attendu, une femme se réveille seule dans un espace vide. Par le geste et le son, elle s’adonne à un étrange rituel dans l’espoir d’une réponse qui l’aiderait à sortir de sa hantise. Sous la forme d’un huis clos somnambulique, Akousma propose une incursion dans la boîte crânienne d’un corps à l’affût, coincé entre le monde des vivants et celui des morts. Ce premier court-métrage du jeune artiste plasticien Geoffrey Badel met en scène la chorégraphe Mathilde Monnier pour laisser aux fantômes l’occasion de revenir.

Né en 1994 à Montélimar (France) Vit et travaille à Montpellier (France) Geoffrey Badel est un artiste qui explore les mondes silencieux à travers des installations immersives sous la forme de dessins, de films, d’installations et de performances. Il situe son travail dans des environnements surréalistes et leur confère des attributs magiques et analeptiques, avec une approche qui cherche à transformer les situations. Diplômé de l’Ecole Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Montpellier en 2017, Geoffrey Badel a remporté la Bourse Jeune Création MAIF du Drawing Room la même année. Il participe au post-diplôme Saison 6, créé en 2018 par le MO.CO. structuré en trois temps de résidences : Cochin (Inde), Venise (Italie) et Istanbul (Turquie). En parallèle de ces expériences, en France ou à l’étranger, il intervient dans les milieux scolaires et médico-sociaux afin de proposer des ateliers et de transmettre sa pratique. Depuis 2024, dans la continuité de ses recherches sur le langage, il s’engage dans la communauté sourde dans l’intention de contribuer à l’accessibilité dans l’art. De 2022 à 2024, ses expositions récentes individuelles ou collectives incluent : le MO.CO. de Montpellier, le FRAC – Occitanie de Montpellier, le Musée d’art contemporain de Sérignan, la Fondation Bullukian de Lyon, l’Atelier Blanc de Villefranche-de-Rouergue, le 67ème Salon de Montrouge et le Centre Pompidou de Metz.

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Dans les profondeurs de notre imagination, une forêt apparaît, animée par des plantes, des êtres humains et leurs fantasmes. Dans cette forêt millénaire, l'espace est partagé avec le vent. Ce lieu habité de fables est une réalité proche d'un rêve vivant. Ce qui est montré témoigne du désir de vivre et de danser. Differentness a été réalisé lors de la création du spectacle Happy Island, chorégraphie de La Ribot avec la compagnie Dançando com a Diferença. Création septembre 2018 au Grütli – Centre de production et de diffusion des Arts vivants, dans le cadre de La Bâtie-festival de Genève.

Née à Madrid, La Ribot vit à Genève et travaille à l’international. « La Ribot est danseuse, chorégraphe, réalisatrice et artiste visuelle. Son œuvre, apparue au sortir de la transition démocratique dans l’Espagne des années 1980, a profondément modifié le champ de la danse contemporaine. Elle défie les cadres et les formats de la scène comme du musée, empruntant librement aux vocabulaires du théâtre, des arts visuels, de la performance, du cinéma et de la vidéo pour opérer un déplacement conceptuel de la chorégraphie. Solos, explorations collaboratives, recherches avec des amateurs, installations et images en mouvement présentent dès lors les facettes d’une pratique protéiforme, qui ne cesse de mettre en jeu le droit du corps. » — Marcella Lista, écrivaine et commissaire d’exposition au département Nouveaux Médias du Centre Pompidou, Paris, 2020 L’œuvre chorégraphique et visuelle de La Ribot a été saluée par de nombreux prix, notamment le Lion d’or pour l’ensemble de sa carrière à la Biennale de la danse de Venise en 2020, le Grand Prix suisse de danse par l’Office fédéral de la culture en 2019, le Premio en Artes Plásticas de la Comunidad de Madrid (Espagne) en 2018, la Medalla de Oro al Merito en las Bellas Arte en Espagne en 2015, le Premio Nacional de Danza décerné par le Ministère de la Culture espagnol en 2000. Son travail chorégraphique a été présenté, entre autres, à la Tate Modern (Londres), au Théâtre de la Ville et au Centre Pompidou (Paris), au Musée Reina Sofia (Madrid), au Festival d’Automne à Paris, à la Triennale d’Aïchi (Nagoya, Japon), au Museu Serralves (Porto), à Art Unlimited – Art Basel, au S.M.A.K. (Gand), au MUAC (Museo Universitario de Arte Contemporáneo, Mexico DF). Son travail visuel fait partie des collections privées et publiques du Musée Reina Sofia (Madrid), du Centre Pompidou (Paris), du CNAP – Centre national des arts plastiques (Paris), du MUSAC (Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Castilla y León), de l’Artium (Centro - Museo vasco de arte contemporáneo), des FRAC Lorraine et Franche-Comté, du FMAC — Collection d’art contemporain de la Ville de Genève...