By promoting transdisciplinarity, the circulation of ideas and the crossing between artistic and theoretical approaches, this study day aims to reflect on the making of narratives and to broaden the understanding of climate issues.
Free upon reservation
10h – 10h10
Introduction by Pascale Pronnier (head of artistic programming, Le Fresnoy – National Studio) and Géraldine Sfez (associate professor in film studies at the University of Lille, member of the CEAC – Centre d'Étude des Arts contemporains)
10h10 – 10h20
Sound piece — Olivier Remaud (philosopher and director of studies at the School of Advanced Studies in Social Sciences)
10h20 – 11h
Conference — Olivier Remaud | Turbulence and extinction: the test of life
11h – 11h45
Dialogue — Hicham Berrada (artist) / Riccardo Venturi (contemporary art historian and critic)
11:45 – 12:30
Exchanges with the 3 morning speakers
Lunch: 12:30 pm – 2 pm
14h – 14h45
Conversation — Charles Rouleau (coordinator of the Casino Display, Casino Luxembourg) and ludovic hadjeras (artist)
14h45 – 15h15
Conference — Alejandro León-Cannock (curator, research professor and visual artist, winner of the 2025 Fellowship of the Institute for Photography) | The subtlest extraction: what landscape does to the world
15:15 – 16:00
Dialogue — Teresa Castro (lecturer in film studies at Sorbonne Nouvelle University) | Hideyuki Ishibashi (artist) | The living materials of photo-cinematography
16h – 16h45
Discussion with the 5 speakers in the afternoon and conclusion
Break: 4:45 PM – 5 PM
17h – 18h30
Screening of the film by Momoko Seto, Planètes, 2025, 1h16 (national release on March 11, 2026) Closing film of the 64th Semaine de la Critique Cannes 2025 / Paul Grimault Award at the Annecy 2025 International Animation Film Festival (usual cinema prices)
This study day is organized by Le Fresnoy – Studio national des arts contemporains and the Centre d'Étude des Arts Contemporains (CEAC) de l'Université de Lille, with the participation of FORESEE and the Institut pour la photographie, it is funded by the French Institute and the European Metropolis of Lille (MEL).