Here you’ll find all the publications on this website, sorted by date, starting with the most recent.
Philosophy of Care and the Collective 9 September 2026
Every day we share a place and a time with hundreds of people, in class, at work, on the metro, in meetings, and almost no bond comes of it. I propose a concept to name this abundance of possible bonds that nobody cultivates, and to understand what holds us back from doing so.
Pedagogy 7 September 2026
A summary and discussion of the strategy document “Making, thinking and learning when capability is no longer scarce”, published by the TUMO Center for Creative Technologies in July 2026, on education at a time when making, thinking and learning can be delegated to machines.
Artificial intelligence, creativity and critical thinking 6 September 2026
Artificial intelligence is to thought what the air conditioner is to the body: an aid that puts us back in a condition to act. What remains is to choose its technology, its construction and its place in the shared environment, so that it does not manufacture inequalities all over again.
Culture, youth and digital 5 September 2026
Defined by the World Health Organization in 1993, the term has taken hold in youth, health and justice policies. It is used far more often than it is explained.
Screens, adolescence and psychic life 4 September 2026
Stress blocks learning, in neurological terms, and school organizes stress. This violence of adults towards pupils remains a taboo. It is not a sum of individual faults, it is systemic.
Intelligence artificielle, création et esprit critique 3 septembre 2026
Le manque de bon sens des intelligences artificielles, que Yann LeCun leur reproche, est la marque d’une cognition qui n’est pas la nôtre, et c’est de cette différence que nous avons le plus à recevoir.
Working better with young people 2 September 2026
The story of a morning on young people’s cultural practices, facilitated for the 220 staff members of the culture department of Laval, on 2 September 2026.
Defending culture differently: methods for tomorrow 1 September 2026
“We never have the time” does not describe a shortage but a dispossession. Proposals for giving people back their proper time, in the cultural field and not only there.
Cultural rights 31 August 2026
Having a right is not enough to be able to exercise it. Cultural rights find their method in institutional psychotherapy and institutional pedagogy: creating the institution with people, rather than bringing them into an institution that is already built.
Digital Heritage and Sovereignty 30 August 2026
Telling projects apart, deliberating on our tools, bringing our data home, equipping ourselves for collective intelligence: what we can do together as data centres multiply.
Philosophy of The Digital Age and Artificial Intelligence 29 August 2026
Proposing a concept, in dialogue with Freud, Benveniste, Bateson and Goody, to understand how we can sincerely hold discourses that contradict our own practices, without seeing it.
Cultural rights 28 August 2026
Professionals who aim at the same horizon nonetheless define the words of their trade differently. I propose to read this divergence as a sign of coherence between each person’s position, their words and their acts.
Cultural rights 27 August 2026
A definition of cultural rights: they address people in positions of power, and ask them to presume the competence of others.
Culture, youth and digital 26 August 2026
Eight years of scientific follow-up of adolescents in Finland, the philosophy of Michel Serres, and the endlessly repeated trial of a youth said to have been dumbed down by digital technology.
Philosophy of Care and the Collective 25 August 2026
Science and medicine are not the same thing, and health is not the absence of disease. Untangling these confusions with Georges Canguilhem, Aaron Antonovsky and Ivan Illich, I propose a concept and some concrete gestures for reclaiming health.
Politics of Truth and Power 24 August 2026
I propose a concept for freeing our struggles from the economy of scarcity inherited from domination, and tools for going through the destabilisation that accompanies any genuine emancipation.
Ideas for Meaningful Conferences 23 August 2026
Supporting a member of your team in designing and giving a talk themselves: content, dramaturgy, facilitation, rehearsals.
Digital Tools for Cultural Democracy 22 August 2026
Building, during an event and with artificial intelligence, the abecedary of the words that run through it, and keeping it alive with the participants.
A common base, proven on several real-world projects, for deploying a collective writing platform adapted to each process in just a few days.
An online contribution wall whose contents belong to you, can be exported in full and remain accessible over time.
Screens, adolescence and psychic life 22 August 2026
Serge Tisseron models empathy as a construction built in stages. Here is that model, in its current version, together with the way we have been drawing from it, for ten years now, the very form of creative workshops.
Cultural mediation methods 21 August 2026
Institutions choose the people who run creative workshops for their mastery of an art form. I propose placing rigor on the depth and sincerity of the relationship.
Cultural mediation methods 20 August 2026
The decisive question of a workshop in an institution is not the activity on offer, but the places people occupy, and this question is settled before the session.
Cultural mediation methods 19 August 2026
Why put creations in competition hurts the people social work is meant to support, and how to design project endings that bring people together instead of ranking them.
Cultural mediation methods 18 August 2026
Why the soundest professional intuitions need theoretical backing, and where to find it.
Cultures of Resilience 17 August 2026
The ownership of the means of computation is becoming a major political question, as the ownership of land once was.
Cultures of Resilience 16 August 2026
When the media entrust a notion to a single spokesperson, the notion stops evolving publicly while research goes on, and it is with this arrested version that each of us thinks about ourselves.
Philosophy of The Digital Age and Artificial Intelligence 15 August 2026
Faced with artificial intelligences, we fear being replaced, and since we do not know what to do with this fear, we reassure ourselves by seeing them as machines like any others. By comparing them to immigrant workers, Yuval Noah Harari breaks this frame and opens a question we were not asking: that of their place.
Cultures of Resilience 14 August 2026
Bouncing back after the shock, gaining from disorder, holding steady through fluctuations: depending on the word we use, the effort demanded by crises falls on the person, the collective or the institution.
Cultures of Resilience 13 August 2026
Reread with Félix Guattari, Serge Tisseron’s co-resilience answers the accusation made against resilience of manufacturing consent.
Cultures of Resilience 12 August 2026
We are woven of imaginaries, our daily life is made of them, and our ability to get through crises depends on how we maintain this weave.
Cultures of Resilience 11 August 2026
Composing Bruno Latour and Nikolaj Schultz’s new ecological class through local practices, in calm times rather than in times of crisis.
Cultural rights 10 August 2026
Cultural rights require respect for everyone, not everyone’s approval. On the projections that cultural professionals attract, on the fair measure of their responsibility, and on methods to prepare for it.
Cultures of Resilience 9 August 2026
Operating principles for designing and leading collective settings that prepare a group or a territory for uncertainty.
Philosophy of Care and the Collective 8 August 2026
The practice of collective creation workshops brings concrete substance to the concept of co-resilience proposed by Serge Tisseron.
Screens, adolescence and psychic life 7 August 2026
The isolation of professionals faced with young people’s screens, and the circulation of practices that already exist.
Screens, adolescence and psychic life 6 August 2026
Audiovisual creation as a complement to the work of speech in youth counselling services.
Screens, adolescence and psychic life 5 August 2026
Opposing physical activity to screen time weakens both; an educational project gains from articulating them.
Culture, youth and digital 4 August 2026
A survey of recent research on the politicisation of young adults, and concrete ways of bringing democracy to life with them.
Ethics of Compromise 3 August 2026
When an intellectual gives in to the very mechanism he spent his life describing, his work becomes the most accurate instrument for understanding what happened to him.
Artificial intelligence, creativity and critical thinking 2 August 2026
Writing not a work but a way of doing, transmissible to a machine: an artistic form is quietly being born, and it has ancestors.
Artificial intelligence, creativity and critical thinking 1 August 2026
Why primitive models, low resolutions and machine hallucinations are a poetic resource in their own right, and what the fantasy of technical perfection would make us lose.
Facilitating collective intelligence and cooperation dynamics 31 July 2026
An account of the collective intelligence process carried out with Le Silo, in southern Essonne, from May to June 2026.
Theatre and its contradictions 30 July 2026
Criticism of cultural institutions is often voiced by those who dream of joining them, or who already work in them. I would like to understand the desire for power that can inhabit revolt, and draw from it tools for acting in coherence with oneself.
Theatre and its contradictions 29 July 2026
How the story of vocation, genius and revolt serves to distribute power within the cultural sector, and why artists have much to gain by stepping out of it.
Theatre and its contradictions 28 July 2026
When giving creates a debt, and debt creates exclusion.
Artificial intelligence, creativity and critical thinking 27 July 2026
Authors are fighting over images generated by artificial intelligence. That conflict concerns only the visible part of a much larger transformation.
Ethics of Compromise 26 July 2026
On what it costs, inside a situation, simply to ask a question, and on what retrospective judgement allows us to ignore about our own present.
Collective intelligence facilitation methods 25 July 2026
A popular education method adapted for artistic and cultural mediation, in which the topic of the debate matters less than the way discourses are built and positions are taken within it.
Artificial intelligence, creativity and critical thinking 24 July 2026
Placing a person or an artificial intelligence in the position of executant produces execution; inviting them to contribute produces something entirely different. But the invitation comes at a price, which explains why it is so rare: accepting to let go of part of one’s power.
Cultural mediation methods 23 July 2026
Against the assumption that long-term projects are the ideal of cultural mediation, and one-off actions a stopgap.
Cultural mediation methods 22 July 2026
What the person who accompanies others in a workshop, without making anything themselves, actually does.
Ethics of Compromise 21 July 2026
What it costs to live in coherence with one’s values, what it costs society when we do not, and how these two costs feed each other.
Cultural mediation methods 21 July 2026
How departures from the instruction are received decides what a creative workshop authorises people to do.
