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Diane Drubay

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Mona Birkás

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Anne Horel

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Linda Loh

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Tamiko Thiel

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Mona Kim/Arthlète

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Lauren Moffatt

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Chiara Passa

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Constance Valero

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Hermine Bourdin

Katrina Iosia

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Beatrice Lartigue

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Lucas Mateluna

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Denis Rossiev

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Touchsoundart

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Louis-Paul Caron

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Thomas Israël

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Christl Lidl

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Kika Nicolela

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Antoine Schmitt

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Gijs Wahl

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Ines

Alpha

Ines Alpha is an internationally renowned digital artist based in Paris. She began experimenting with ​new media while working in the beauty industry as an art director. Eager to expand her creative ​toolkit, she taught herself 3D modeling, spending countless hours exploring tutorials to hone her ​skills. By collaborating on various projects, she deepened her exploration, merging makeup and ​technology through an avant-garde approach that has become her signature medium: 3D makeup. ​Through this practice, Ines questions self-empowerment in the internet age by developing ​augmented reality works that deconstruct preconceived notions of beauty.

𝕽𝖊𝖋𝖑𝖊𝖈𝖙𝖎𝖔𝖓, 2024

𝕽𝖊𝖋𝖑𝖊𝖈𝖙𝖎𝖔𝖓 is a collaboration with artist Anais Borie. Anais Borie is a french designer, she created the ​glass structure. In the opulent mirror AUTOMATED DIVINE REFLECTION, the viewer is not confronted ​with their own image, but with a computer- generated face. The encounter in the mirror is intended ​to make the contact between human existence and technical progress tangible.

Ethereal encounter, 2023

In this piece created exclusively for DigitARt, Ines Alpha combined two of her iconic 3D ​makeup creations, "Oyster Moisture" and "𝖇𝖑𝖚𝖊," to transport viewers into a surreal AR ​encounter. These ethereal compositions feature floating faces, each inspired by distinct ​elements of nature and fantastical worlds: "Oyster Moisture" captures the pure allure and luster ​of pearls and underwater mollusks, while "Blue" evokes the fluidity and grace of dancing flames, ​creating a hypnotic interplay of shapes and movements. Unlike her previous works, which ​required a human canvas, Ines now invites viewers to experience these colossal, floating ​masterpieces directly on their smartphones, hoping that "Ethereal Encounter" will challenge ​their perceptions of beauty, art, and aesthetics.

Curated by Braw Haus

Mona

Birkás

Mona Birkás was born in 1992 and is currently an assistant lecturer at the Eszterházy Károly ​Catholic University, in the Institute of Media and Design. She earned her degree in media art ​from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts in 2017 and is currently a student at the Doctoral ​School of Art at the University of Pécs. Her research area is "The Artistic Use of Augmented ​Reality." She has been involved in digital art, 3D modeling, and virtual, augmented, and mixed ​reality for over ten years. Her works explore the relationship between the digital and sensory ​worlds, drawing on her own experiences to thematize how technology affects human ​emotions, the body, and relationships. Her medium-analytic works seek answers to how ​humans change in the new digital environment and what happens to their identity. They ​explore how memory, presence, relationships, and existence—and perhaps even non-​existence—are redefined. Her works are regularly exhibited in New York, Miami, Paris, Berlin, ​and Budapest, among other places.

Lost connection

My creation Lost connection is an augmented reality application that is freely available to ​anyone via Instagram. The starting point of my work was the game Chrome Dino, which ​becomes available when the browser application cannot connect to the Internet. The work ​deals with the question of whether there is actually such a thing as offline? Is it possible to ​remove ourselves, even partially, from the world of bits and bytes? To create the work, in ​addition to 3D techniques and programming, I also used artificial intelligence to generate the ​textures (patterns).

Hermine ​Bourdin

Hermine Bourdin is a sculptress known for her abstract sculptures and digital work. Represented in ​France by the Galerie Julie Caredda. Hermine Bourdin’s artistic practice is inspired by the Paleolithic ​and Neolithic period. Her favorite material, clay, is a direct reference to the feminine matrix.

Many of Bourdin’s works feature organic circles, an ancient symbol of feminine strength. The circle is ​unbroken and unbreakable, paying tribute to the resilience of women.


Bourdin also uses digital tools as a new material for exploration and creation, allowing her to defy the ​laws of the physical universe through new technologies, liberating her of the static and gravity ​constraint of material work.

Woman Life Freedom, 2023

This work is an augmented reality piece that was born from a 3D scan of one of my physical ​sculptures. The sculpture was digitally remodeled to include a poem by Simin Behbahani, a ​celebrated Iranian poetess who championed women's rights. The poem has been carefully engraved ​in gold, lending it the appearance of a precious skin jewel or a second skin that unfurls in a spiral, ​symbolizing the cosmic origin from which inner strength emerges.


This glb was created to commemorate International Women’s Rights Day 2023, and to honor the ​remarkable courage of Iranian women and their rallying cry Woman Life Freedom. It was made as a ​filter, meant to be used on social media platforms, allowing it to be brandished anywhere in the world ​in augmented reality, spreading the message of empowerment far and wide.

Curated by Galerie Julie Caredda

Louis-Paul ​Caron

Louis-Paul Caron (born in 1995), contemporary French artist, dedicates himself to engaged artistic creation centered around climate ​issues. His works invite the public to explore landscapes altered by heat and to feel the impact of climat on our lives and those around us. ​Employing both digital creation and canvas painting, his work presents itself as an exploration of the future through fiction. Through visual ​staging, he questions our attitudes towards environmental challenges, providing a critical perspective on our society and our future on ​Earth.

Chasse à c​ourre, 2024

Installed in the middle of the city opposite the Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature, this digital work ​questions our relationship with nature in the context of the climate crisis.


The theme of hunting, a recurrent theme in classical painting, is revisited in a contemporary context: ​a burnt-out world, empty of animals and perhaps of everything that might have lived there. This work ​invites us to question the possible end of a world, in the hope of creating new narratives and finally ​being able to commune fully with nature.

Pompidou en été, ​2023

Curated by Galerie Charlot

A scene frozen in a sweltering Paris, with breathless tourists and a city drenched in sweat. This tableau ​serves as a reminder to the art world of the necessity to engage with ecological debates and become a ​spokesperson for a sustainable future. Artists, as witnesses of their time, must awaken consciences, ​inspire the future, and denounce the present.


With the play of shadows and light from the sun, the museum becomes an unsettling actor in the scene. ​It stretches across the background, proudly displaying its industrial nature: staircases, pipes, and ​ventilation systems are exposed like colorful entrails. The museum, mirroring society, then transforms ​into an overwhelming modern machine—mechanical and chimerical.

Diane ​Drubay

Diane Drubay is a visual artist who transforms natural landscapes into micro-narratives, interpreting ​stories of possible futures. Her creations are inspired by the aesthetics of social science fiction ​literature, the psychology of colors, and today's scientific discoveries. Her artistic and ecological ​journey began in 2012, documenting the allure of nature in Monet's garden at Giverny. Her practice ​includes photography, video art, and digital sculptures.


Her work has been exhibited at the Gothenburg Art Sound Festival in Sweden, Bacalart Festival in ​Mexico, Galerie Dièse 22 in Paris, TRESOR Berlin, Urban Spree, Factory Berlin, Alte Münze, and ​SPEKTRUM Berlin.

Et le nuage respire

"And the Cloud Breathes" unveils an animated AR sculpture that embodies the climatic importance ​and ephemeral beauty of clouds. Through fluid choreography and emotionally charged hues, it ​synchronizes the appearance of clouds with human breaths, encouraging eco-empathy. Inspired by ​the research of Sandrine Bony and the EUREC4A project (2022), it celebrates the unique nature of a ​cloud while highlighting their crucial role in Earth's delicate balance.


Concept & Art: Diane Drubay.

Technical Direction: somaticbits.