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This workshop invites you to slow down and experience collective perception through a sensory exploration of sound and image. Inspired by the Photo Imaginale workshop (Chronotopium 2023), it relies on the use of analog tools, encouraging contemplation and patience. By fragmenting perceptions (visual and auditory), time, and roles (actor/observer), participants explore an alternative temporality, far removed from digital instantaneity. In small groups, they rotate between sound recording, film photography, and observation. The experience culminates in a collective recomposition of the captured fragments, sparking reflection on our relationship with time, media, and shared creativity.
Laurent Neyssensas teaches at L’École de design Nantes Atlantique, where he helped develop the interaction design curriculum and co-directed the READI creative experimentation platform. His artistic practice focuses on fine art photography and image-based installations.
Frédéric de La Hogue is an artist whose practice focuses on sound forms and their interactions with the visual. His work manifests in various forms, including sound pieces, graphic scores, booklets, and intermedia installations, inviting an exploration of the visible through sound.
Marc Jahjah is a lecturer and researcher at the University of Nantes. As a member of the Ancient and Modern Literatures (LAMo) laboratory, his work lies at the intersection of cultural studies, digital humanities, and communication.
He is actively involved in collaborative projects that bridge academic research and artistic practice, particularly regarding issues of memory, identity, and social justice.