SALON 106- FRANCE

Thursday, May 7, 12PM ET, 6PM France

This special Techspressionist Salon gathers French contemporary artists working across the intersection of art and technology, where screens become studios and code becomes pigment. Featuring voices from across France’s dynamic digital art scene, the program explores AI, animation, internet culture, mixed media, and new forms of expression. A vibrant cultural exchange linking French innovation with the global Techspressionist movement.

Ce salon Techspressionniste spécial rassemble des artistes français contemporains travaillant à l’intersection de l’art et de la technologie, où les écrans deviennent des studios et le code devient un pigment. Mettant en vedette des voix de la scène dynamique de l’art numérique français, le programme explore l’IA, l’animation, la culture internet, les médias mixtes et les nouvelles formes d’expression. Un échange culturel dynamique reliant l’innovation française au mouvement Techspressioniste mondial.

Artists:

00:03:32 Isabelle Arvers – Marseille, France  

00:14:48 Mâa Berriet – Paris, France   

00:24:42 Everardo Reyes – Paris, France  

Everardo Reyes is Professor of Information and Communication Sciences and co-director of the Master’s in Digital Humanities at Université Paris 8 (Sorbonne). Affiliated with Laboratoire Paragraphe and the Cultural Analytics Lab, he researches links between humanities, arts, and computing, with focus on interfaces, data viz, media art, and digital culture.

00:34:08 Systaime – Limoges, France  

Michael Borras, known as Systaime, is a multimedia and internet artist exploring digital culture since the late 1990s. Known for pop-trash aesthetics, collage, GIFs, and AI-driven work, he has exhibited or curated at Whitney Museum of American Art, Centre Pompidou, Caracas MCA, Electromuseum Moscow, and Athens Digital Art Festival.

00:44:52 Treeskulltown – Lyon, France  

Treeskulltown is a multidisciplinary digital artist and founder of the Subrealism movement. With 20+ years blending physical and digital media, he is a notable voice in Web3 art. Nominated for The HUG’s “100 Artists to Watch,” his work connects art history and blockchain technology through 42+ international exhibitions.