From the tradition of joutes oratoires to today’s debate games, people have long used playful argument to challenge ideas and explore opposing views.
Huge Mess takes a personal and satirical approach to the issues shaping our world, using fictional AI-based simulations to explore international news, social trends and the big debates of the day. Read the rest The World is a Mess
From the tradition of joutes oratoires to today’s debate games, people have long used playful argument to challenge ideas and explore opposing views.
Huge Mess takes a personal and satirical approach to the issues shaping our world, using fictional AI-based simulations to explore international news, social trends and the big debates of the day. Read the rest 
Even well-trained AI agents need a reliable representation of the world they operate in.
Simregistry makes it possible for developers, researchers and auditors to inspect how agents behave individually and how their interactions shape the wider system. 
Moving images and AI-generated 3D scenes, September 2026
Is it human to endlessly relive the same suffering?
Catastrophe scenes generated by 
Moving images and AI-generated 3D scenes, September 2026
Queuing, single-rider lines, and devotion.
Everything seems to have become an object of passion, whether genuine, manufactured, or somewhere in between: the fervor of geeks when a new iPhone is announced, the excitement of developers around a new AI model, or the devotion of Avatar fans when a new film or theme-park attraction is released. 
Moving images and AI-generated 3D scenes, September 2026
Deep space, freedom, and despair at the state of humanity.
I seek refuge in outer space, science documentaries, and a distant future where humanity will one day land on exoplanets. 
Demoing Replay Factory during the heatwave at Artifexlab Paris and the Théâtre de l’IA.
Living with my obsessions and creatures: flip-flop posters, hand-cleaner dispensers, and monster toys.
hand-cleaner dispenser
bugs
construction work
robot
UFOs
flip-flop
LEDs
pixels 
The Replay Factory continuously generates AI-produced 3D environments from memories, dreams, and shared inquiries. The work explores generative space as an opportunity for gathering, therapeutic reflection, and creativity.
Audiences can either watch these scenes unfold on a screen or navigate the generated environments themselves, circling through them repeatedly as a way of celebrating, reflecting, exploring, or reenacting the many dimensions of a chosen theme. 
Moving images and AI-generated 3D scenes, June 2026
Gold coins, magical swords and precious stones.
I chase rewards to keep going, to feel accomplished, to function correctly. One moment I am collecting treasure and saving kingdoms; the next I am chasing another hit of dopamine. 
Moving images and AI-generated 3D scenes, June 2026
Oddballs, glitter and greasy food
London after dark is pure nonsense: fancy dress, people-watching, and the occasional existential conversation with a stranger at 2 a.m. 
I’ve always felt slightly awkward in cocktail conversations. There’s a real art to pleasing a crowd without sounding bland — saying something easy to grasp, yet distinctive enough to reveal a bit of personality and invite others to continue the exchange. 
Winner of the KXSB