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Hybrid artist based in Brussels, Laurie-Anne graduated from ESA Aix-en-Provence after studying 
Anthropology. In January 2021 in Marseille she is accompanied by Dos Mares and Aplombs for a first 
personal exhibition at the Ateliers Vian. On the strength of these experiences and funded by the South 
Region, she started a residency at the Werktank Factory in September 2021 which gave birth to the 
Lumitérale. 
In her career she has participated in numerous collective exhibitions such as &#8220;GHOST DANCE&#8221;, at 
Château La Coste 2021 or more recently,&#8221;Out Of Orbit&#8221; (&#8220;Bang! Fringe&#8221;) as well as at &#8220;(UN) Common 
Ground&#8221; at iMAL in May 2022.

Laurie-Anne Jaubert

This experiential installation explores different states of sound and visual materialities. Hybridizing 
light animation, sound mutation and textile construction, La Lumitérale offers the experience of a fine breach, of a frontier space between real and virtual, between abstraction and figuration.
La Lumitérale revolves around a symbiosis of image and sound. By playing with the idea of ever- 
complicating sound loops allied to luminous creatures that emerge and unfold, the experience becomes hypnotic and sensitive. The notion of time evaporates. 
Through the combination of the movement of animations integrated into the atmosphere, this work 
explores the experience of trouble, of doubt by immersing us inside an experimental fable.

La Lumitérale

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Laurie-Anne Jaubert – La Lumitérale

On 19 October 2017, the U Arena in Paris-La Défense was inaugurated and announced a possible capacity of 40,000 people. On 23 May 2019 in Annemasse, the singer Xavier Machault opened the door of his new concert hall with a capacity of 2 square metres and a capacity of up to one 
spectator. 
Only You is a certain idea of excess. It is an absolute counterpoint to gigantism in order to offer the public a suspended time, a a singular moment. 
Only You is a kind of jukebox where you choose from an exhaustive list of 16 love songs from the 
list of 16 love songs from the popular repertoire of the 20th century, the song that will be sung to us. To us. Only You.

Only You

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Xavier Machault – Only You

Beatrice Gorelli
Beatrice Gorelli is a creative director from Switzerland. Her past research focused on the impact of electronic devices such as smartphones, and computers, on people&#8217;s everyday lives. She has a background in graphic design and copywriting for the German and Japanese markets.
Kerem Türkyilmaz
Kerem Türkyilmaz is a Graphic Designer and Coder from Switzerland. His work is manly focused on the roots of graphic design and it seeks to blend the past with the present through a continuous exploration covering various mediums and technologies.

Beatrice Gorelli & Kerem Türkyilmaz

The first pandemic disrupted the physical; we witnessed the most massive internet training in history. People of all ages had to deal with digital devices or apps, even going grocery. Not to mention interpersonal relationships, which have moved to digital devices in a few days. As a result, the usage of WhatsApp has increased to almost 80% in Europe. Data shows that video porn platforms have also taken a significant part in our lives. PornHub reported over 39 billion searches during 2019, suggesting 18,073 terabytes of data transferred per day, circa 40% traffic increase among male and female users. 
In general, the idea of autoerotism was considered a natural act among Greeks and Egyptians in the past. But in mid-1700, it was sentenced by the highest figure of that time, for example, the Swiss medician S. A. Tissot or the philosophers I. Kant and J.J. Rousseau, who called it a &#8220;desecration of humanity,&#8221; pseudoscientific superstitions persisted until recent times, linked masturbation to blindness and the curvature of the spine. 
The interactive piece wants to raise the thematic of masturbation in virtual media. Imagine our computer or smartphone as a mirror, returning to the viewer the unconditional actions each performs during masturbation; after the user has become familiar with the interaction by identifying his hands, the input changes to a masturbation video — giving the viewer an unexpected feeling. The result can be considered a collection of biological activities linked to the most personal pleasure movements that unite us in a profound, private, collective moment.

Xavier Machault – Only You

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Beatrice Gorelli & Kerem Türkyilmaz – Virtual Onanism

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Laurie-Anne Jaubert – La Lumitérale