Chatonsky Gregory
Born in Paris, France. Lives and works in Paris and Montreal.
For Grégory Chatonsky, technologies, and in particular the Internet, constitute an important source of reflection. Forming the paradoxes of the network and the discrepancies between its technological and existential dimensions could summarize a research that is deployed on several mediums: installation, video, photography, writing, drawing and sculpture.
His works could evoke infinite spaces in which the fragmentation of attention reigns. The network becomes a world where the boundaries between technology and the human being become blurred. His practice tries to draw the outlines of a new imaginary whose invention would be technical.
Grégory Chatonsky has participated in numerous solo and collective exhibitions in France, Canada and abroad including Imprimer le monde in 2017, Center Pompidou, Capture: Submersion in 2016, Arts Santa Mònica Barcelona, Walkers: Hollywood afterlives in art In 2015, Museum of the Moving Image of New York, Telofossils in 2013, at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Taipei, Erreur d’impression in 2012, at Jeu de Paume.
He founded Incident.net in 1994, one of the first collective of netart. He has been teaching at the Fresnoy (2004-2005), at the UQAM (2007-2014) and is an artist-researcher at the Ecole Normale Supérieure in Paris.
For Grégory Chatonsky, technologies, and in particular the Internet, constitute an important source of reflection. Forming the paradoxes of the network and the discrepancies between its technological and existential dimensions could summarize a research that is deployed on several mediums: installation, video, photography, writing, drawing and sculpture.
His works could evoke infinite spaces in which the fragmentation of attention reigns. The network becomes a world where the boundaries between technology and the human being become blurred. His practice tries to draw the outlines of a new imaginary whose invention would be technical.
Grégory Chatonsky has participated in numerous solo and collective exhibitions in France, Canada and abroad including Imprimer le monde in 2017, Center Pompidou, Capture: Submersion in 2016, Arts Santa Mònica Barcelona, Walkers: Hollywood afterlives in art In 2015, Museum of the Moving Image of New York, Telofossils in 2013, at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Taipei, Erreur d’impression in 2012, at Jeu de Paume.
He founded Incident.net in 1994, one of the first collective of netart. He has been teaching at the Fresnoy (2004-2005), at the UQAM (2007-2014) and is an artist-researcher at the Ecole Normale Supérieure in Paris.
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Philosophes, historiens et critiques d’art, artistes également,reviennent sur deux décennies d’expérimentations qui a vu notre monde bouleversé par la généralisation d’Internet jusqu’à ce que cette omniprésence du numérique en signe la quasi-disparition.
Divisé en 3 parties : «infinitude», «hyperproduction», «sans nous», ETC MEDIA devient une plate-forme pour naviguer dans notre époque et pour mieux comprendre un futur dont les signes avant-coureurs restent profondément ambivalents, promesse et menace tout à la fois.
Post-digital, accélérationnisme ou matérialisme spéculatif sont moins des concepts à la mode souvent mal interprétés par le milieu de l’art contemporain, qu’ils ne forment la constellation d’un monde en train de périr et de naître.