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  • Freedom and Cultural Rights
    Freedom and Cultural Rights
    A renewed approach to democratic dignity, through the contribution of two new rights.
    Cultural rights, seemingly guarantors of human dignity, are emptied of their meaning when they fail to forcefully articulate the question of freedom. Their full (…)
    8 August 2025
  • Cultural Rights and Digital Technology
    Cultural Rights and Digital Technology
    Rethinking digital tools in service of cultural democracy.
    How can digital technology become a lever for cultural emancipation rather than an instrument of dependence? I propose a digital implementation of the eight (…)
    7 August 2025
  • Media and Information Education: Rethinking the Role of Journalists
    Media and Information Education: Rethinking the Role of Journalists
    For a Critical Pedagogy Free from the Journalistic Lens.
    Entrusting media education to journalists is like asking the manufacturer to evaluate their own product. This approach, which is widespread, constitutes a fundamental (…)
    6 August 2025
  • “The flavor of data”: for a phenomenology of digital autonomy
    “The flavor of data”: for a phenomenology of digital autonomy
    Sentiment of dependency and digital sovereignty.
    In the contemporary digital ecosystem, our apparent freedom of use conceals a structural and total dependence on platforms. This illusion of autonomy masks the (…)
    5 August 2025
  • What is the place of human beings in the age of artificial intelligence?
    What is the place of human beings in the age of artificial intelligence?
    From function to being: a plea for rediscovered humanity.
    AI surpasses our functions. Rather than a threat, what if this were an opportunity? There may be a chance to redefine ourselves not by what we do, but by what we (…)
    4 August 2025
  • Social Presence and Physiological Health
    Social Presence and Physiological Health
    What is the true elixir of youth?
    Beyond diets, miracle remedies and “scientific progress,” the key to longevity lies in the depth of our connection to community. Lessons from the “Blue Zones”When (…)
    3 August 2025
  • The Potential Advent of a “Meta-Human”
    The Potential Advent of a “Meta-Human”
    When AI Promises to Augment Our Very Being.
    Mark Zuckerberg (CEO of Meta) announces his desire to create a “personal superintelligence for everyone.” Beyond the technological project, an anthropological (…)
    2 August 2025
  • Artificial Intelligence, or the End of Demiurges
    Artificial Intelligence, or the End of Demiurges
    Towards a Radical Democratization of Power in the Era of Generative AI.
    What if, far from heralding a new servitude, AI signaled the end of the demiurgic figures who shape our lives? A revolution of power, silent and profound, may be (…)
    1 August 2025
  • Too Easy Forgiveness
    Too Easy Forgiveness
    When indulgence toward elected officials betrays the democratic pact.
    Following an exchange with a member of parliament, one question obsesses me: why do we so easily forgive the moral failure of those who govern us, when their function (…)
    31 July 2025
  • For an ecology of dispensability
    For an ecology of dispensability
    Rethinking authority and transmission.
    Faced with the vertical management that dominates and alienates, another path exists: that of an authority that aims for its own dispensability, of a transmission (…)
    30 July 2025
  • The Fantasy of Digital Ecology
    The Fantasy of Digital Ecology
    When individual guilt-shaming masks industrial predation.
    In our situation of ecological emergency, greenwashing diverts our attention from the real culprits. While we conscientiously sort our waste, the digital industry (…)
    29 July 2025
  • The specter of the other
    The specter of the other
    From anxious dehumanization to confident recognition.
    How can the other, a subject of rights, become a threatening figure? A reflection born from a confrontation with reality, beyond the fantasies and prejudices that our (…)
    28 July 2025
  • Presence against the calm crowd
    Presence against the calm crowd
    From collective docility to individual resistance.
    When information reassures and lulls our democratic vigilance to sleep, how can we resist the allure of voluntary submission? A reflection on the invisible mechanisms (…)
    27 July 2025
  • Presence of Little Green Men
    Presence of Little Green Men
    Artificial intelligences as new alterity: enom extraterrestrial to infraterrestrial.
    Human beings have always sought alterity in the stars. Yet, the true “little green men” emerge today from our own technological creations, redefining the boundaries (…)
    26 July 2025
  • Dignity and Freedom
    Dignity and Freedom
    For an Ethics of Emancipation
    Human dignity is not decreed, it is conquered. Through the authentic exercise of our freedom and our capacity to emancipate ourselves from the norms that confine us, (…)
    25 July 2025
  • Presence in the Unexpected
    Presence in the Unexpected
    The art of grafting the unexpected.
    Faced with the unexpected that thwarts the best-laid plans, should we resist or open ourselves? Perhaps the issue is not so much in this question. Let us explore the (…)
    24 July 2025
  • The Group Flag
    The Group Flag
    Between cohesion and freedom: the fertile paradox of shared culture.
    How can a common symbol liberate singularities? I propose here a reflection on the paradoxical role of the “group flag” function as guarantor of collective (…)
    23 July 2025
  • The Misguided Debate on Funding Cuts for Culture
    The Misguided Debate on Funding Cuts for Culture
    Rethinking the Role of Public Funding Beyond the Numbers
    In 2025, debates over funding cuts for culture are heating up, following unprecedented reductions in public subsidies and a political shift in this direction. It is (…)
    22 July 2025
  • Presence of abandoned luggage
    Presence of abandoned luggage
    On the security fantasy.
    When fear of the unpredictable transforms forgetting into threat, an entire society tips into a security fiction. In French public transport, a simple forgotten bag (…)
    21 July 2025
  • The Principle of Consequences and Oppositions
    The Principle of Consequences and Oppositions
    How two words can transform the narrative power of a screenplay.
    Replacing “then” with “therefore” or “but”: this might be the simplest and most powerful advice for bringing meaning and emotion to stories. The power of logical (…)
    20 July 2025
  • For a narrative revolution of territories
    For a narrative revolution of territories
    The urgency of a horizontal cultural democracy.
    What if true cultural power resided in the stories we write, daily, from our positions, with our words? Each territory produces a narrative. Not the frozen and smooth (…)
    19 July 2025
  • AI in Service of Democratic Transformation of Cultural Institutions
    AI in Service of Democratic Transformation of Cultural Institutions
    Methodological proposal inspired by process management, adapted to cultural sector values.
    Artificial intelligence is most often deployed to optimize production chains, for example through their digitization to create a digital twin in order to find ways to (…)
    18 July 2025
  • Absence and privileges
    Absence and privileges
    The dynamics of citizen action, between the reproduction of privileges and genuine openness to the other.
    I propose exploring two approaches to civic action: starting from one’s privileges to act altruistically, or opening oneself to the real needs of others. Without (…)
    17 July 2025
  • Implementing cultural dissemination
    Implementing cultural dissemination
    Towards a decentralized and participatory cultural network.
    Faced with the crisis of cultural democratization and a growing disengagement of public action in the cultural domain, new forms of artistic distribution are (…)
    16 July 2025
  • The Simulacrum of Presence
    The Simulacrum of Presence
    Towards an Epistemology of Personal Engagement.
    I explain here why expert discourses that claim to objectively describe the world are simulacra, and why they can only lead to immobilism. I argue for an acknowledged (…)
    15 July 2025
  • Culture and political power: from a marriage of convenience to a consummated divorce
    Culture and political power: from a marriage of convenience to a consummated divorce
    From Louis XIV to Rachida Dati: anatomy of a rupture between subsidized culture and political legitimacy.
    Culture is no longer the theater of power. Once an instrument of political influence, it now struggles to justify its public funding. How can we renew democratic (…)
    14 July 2025
  • Présence et expérience sociale
    Présence et expérience sociale
    La légitimité culturelle à l’épreuve du vécu.
    Comment notre sentiment de légitimité façonne-t-il notre expérience culturelle ? Éclairons les dimensions sociales et politiques de la présence artistique, au-delà de (…)
    13 juillet 2025
  • “Free GPU”
    “Free GPU”
    An energetic mise en abyme in the middle of the street, revealing the contradictions in the face of the climate emergency.
    Two trucks with engines running advertise free GPU time for AI in front of the Council of State. The irony? Burning diesel to promote a technology that is itself (…)
    12 July 2025
  • What is a cultural policy? Why is culture political? And what is political in culture?
    What is a cultural policy? Why is culture political? And what is political in culture?
    A critical approach to cultural policies through the lens of cultural rights.
    All culture is political because it imposes rules of belonging and worldviews. Exploring this dimension illuminates the democratic stakes of cultural policies. Why is (…)
    11 July 2025
  • The State of Openness
    The State of Openness
    For democratic and transformative facilitation.
    How can we cultivate a welcoming posture that allows everyone to contribute fully? Openness is not a method but an inner state that transforms our facilitation (…)
    10 July 2025
  • Presence in culture
    Presence in culture
    For a conscious emancipation.
    I allow myself a critique of the Freudian paradigm: what if human nature were intrinsically good? And I propose the concept of “presence in culture” to move beyond (…)
    9 July 2025
  • The mobile phone as a tool for cinematic creation
    The mobile phone as a tool for cinematic creation
    Revolutionizing practices and perspectives.
    In twenty years, the mobile phone has revolutionized cinematic creation: as a tool always within reach, it enables the filming of the unexpected, the invention of new (…)
    8 July 2025
  • Traveling projections: reinventing cinema in public space
    Traveling projections: reinventing cinema in public space
    A new form of cinematographic distribution.
    Traveling projections reinvent cinema by transforming public space into a place of sharing, where residents and passersby collectively experience the magic of images, (…)
    7 July 2025
  • The Too-Rapid Inversion of the Value System
    The Too-Rapid Inversion of the Value System
    For a Democracy of Dialogue in the Face of New Totalitarianisms.
    Faced with the rise of extremisms, let us question our collective responsibility in the stigmatization of the other. I propose paths to reconnect with authentic (…)
    6 July 2025
  • Presence and Explanation
    Presence and Explanation
    For a critical mind based on inner grounding rather than on the accumulation of information.
    Faced with fears, we seek unique and reassuring explanations. Only “presence” opens us to multiple explanations and grounds critical thinking. The universal need for (…)
    5 July 2025
  • Human Singularities in the Face of Artificial Intelligence
    Human Singularities in the Face of Artificial Intelligence
    Why the advent of generative AI reveals our humanity rather than threatening it.
    Faced with the prowess of generative AIs, concern about humanity’s future place is legitimate. But looking with clarity at our human singularities allows us to (…)
    4 July 2025
  • Presence and adaptation
    Presence and adaptation
    For an ethics of transformation.
    Between active presence and constrained adaptation, cultivating an “adaptive presence”: an ethics of creative resistance in the face of transformations that overwhelm (…)
    3 July 2025
  • Dilapidation of resources in supply logic
    Dilapidation of resources in supply logic
    For a democratic revolution of cultural practices.
    Faced with the crisis in the cultural sector, it is urgent to shift from a top-down supply logic to a culture of connection and listening, inspired by digital (…)
    2 July 2025
  • Respecting Instructions
    Respecting Instructions
    When creative transgression becomes a source of learning.
    The voluntary or involuntary transgression of instructions, often creative, if not considered as an error, becomes a source of enrichment and learning, opening the (…)
    1 July 2025
  • Artificial Intelligence and Creative Discovery
    Artificial Intelligence and Creative Discovery
    Towards new sonic universes created by machines.
    In 2025, AI is radically transforming musical creation, opening unprecedented creative perspectives that question our relationship to art and authenticity. The (…)
    30 June 2025
  • The beginning of a future for the Left
    The beginning of a future for the Left
    Reflections on the contemporary contradictions of progressive thought.
    How did the left find itself trapped within the system it fights against? Analysis of an insidious drift and sketch of a possible renewal. The progressive habituation (…)
    29 June 2025
  • Authorization Regime and Freedom Regime
    Authorization Regime and Freedom Regime
    When the confusion between authorization and freedom reveals a deep democratic crisis.
    The management of the Covid-19 crisis revealed a fundamental confusion in our societies: we have overwhelmingly accepted to call “freedom” what was its exact (…)
    28 June 2025
  • The birth of the Pocket Films Festival (2005)
    The birth of the Pocket Films Festival (2005)
    An audiovisual revolution at the dawn of the mobile era.
    Discovery of the origin and ethics of the Pocket Films Festival, the original laboratory for mobile phone audiovisual creation in 2005. Technological and commercial (…)
    27 June 2025
  • Participatory reverse photography workshop
    Participatory reverse photography workshop
    A method for deconstructing relationships with images.
    Pedagogical method that transforms the phone into a tool for collective creation to question our relationship with images, democratize the creative act, and build (…)
    26 June 2025
  • The value of cultural practices for young people
    The value of cultural practices for young people
    Towards a coherent, cross-functional youth culture policy.
    Cultural practices, whether traditional or digital, are essential to young people’s development. It seems important to me to open up reflection on their symbolic (…)
    25 June 2025
  • Political awareness and political conscience
    Political awareness and political conscience
    Between social conformity and authentic commitment.
    What are our moral values worth when tested by reality? Between deep conviction and reassuring conformism, how do we distinguish authentic engagement from the (…)
    24 June 2025
  • Education in the age of artificial intelligence
    Education in the age of artificial intelligence
    Rethinking our practices for a changing world.
    AI disrupts our relationship to knowledge, thus questioning the foundations of education. This transformation goes beyond the technical to touch upon the (…)
    23 June 2025
  • Formalizing the informal
    Formalizing the informal
    Informality, essential to learning, resists structure while calling for it. How to tame it.
    The absence of informal aspects in distance learning forces us to rethink its fundamental nature. This constraint becomes a laboratory for innovation, developing (…)
    22 June 2025
  • Cultural data and cultural rights
    Cultural data and cultural rights
    For an inclusive heritage democracy in the digital age.
    Citizen cultural data is tomorrow’s heritage. Their recognition and preservation constitute a major democratic challenge for building a constructive collective memory (…)
    21 June 2025
  • Truth and truthful religion
    Truth and truthful religion
    When scientific certainty becomes dogma.
    Some researchers believe they hold absolute truth, while obscuring questions that disturb them. This dominating posture reveals a form of “veridist religion,” which (…)
    20 June 2025