A curation by Rose Boutboul, Independent Curator at - This selection offers an immersion into the layers of our modernity, where organic poetry meets the cold rigor of integrated circuits. Through this journey, the image becomes the stage for a constant metamorphosis, capturing the fragile moment when the human merges with the network. The works question our relationship to interfaces, exploring the unexpected beauty of electronic architectures and the saturation of our daily gaze, now inseparable from the screen. The materiality of this collection underscores the tension between tradition and futurism through a bold hybridization of media. The use of acrylic and oil on wood or canvas lends a tangible depth to motifs inspired by technology, such as microprocessors or QR codes. These classical techniques engage in a dialogue with the precision of digital art on metal, plexiglass, or cardboard, creating plays of transparency and light that evoke the brilliance of interfaces. The integration of fabric objects and sculptures combining resin and metal completes this tactile exploration, reminding us that even at the heart of dematerialization, art remains an experience deeply rooted in matter.