Circulation of images
Digital culture
Writing

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Performances
Writings
Digital culture

The [Inter]action option explores the relationship between art and action, both from a concrete and a theoretical perspective. Here we seek to develop artistic work whose modus operandi is specific, because the form of the work is set in the here and now, in it’s making of. The Art/ Action option trans-cends disciplines, media and categories of representation (even though performance is perhaps its closest definition), paving the way for research and development focusing on creativity in action.

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Sculpture
Objects
Installations

The Construction option offers a cross-disciplinary approach to sculpture, installation and space viewed in their broader context: the production of objects, assemblage, systems, media, public art, environments and sound. The option adopts a dual approach that closely integrates the place of the workshop within the school with the development of events outside its walls— in public spaces or in the context of international exhibitions—and offers a formal and conceptual initiation that seeks to align the student’s project and its gradual formalization with the cultural, social and political dimension of mutual acceptance, the collective and the city.

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Photography
Video
Medias

The program ‘Information Fiction’ offers a multidisciplinary space for the production of visual and sound works (video/film, photography, sound, installation, performance). In the studio or during workshops, students learn to create multimedia narratives, compose sound and musical environments or hijack existing devices (artificial intelligence, social media, film, VR, etc.). Questioning the way in which they represent and share their vision of the world, artists in the making experiment with different media, while developing their own artistic language: How can I introduce doubt, conflict and desire into my work? How can I navigate my identity between autofiction, archives, the museum and VR?  And what is the relationship between documentation and fiction, and feminist, ecological, decolonial and queer politics?

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Painting
Drawing
Installation

Using the specific tools of painting, drawing and installation, how can we think outside the framework of a blank canvas or sheet of drawing paper? Through the rationale of the workshop, this option engages with day-to-day creativity and issues of a theoretical nature. It offers a broad understanding of art and images viewed in their cultural, social and political context. Combining various other media and techniques—from publishing to the moving image and performance—this option leaves students’ suggestions open, rather than consigning them to a particular current or trend. Here, on the contrary, professors help to breathe life into evolving projects, responding in real time to the needs of evolving independent thought.

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