Self-portrait

Artisitic and scientific experience in the multiple dimensions of the being

Self-portrait is an artistic and scientific pathway into the human body and mind. It is an experimental exhibition-installation-performance, interactive and evolutive, built upon the the scientific developments of the Laboratory in Medical Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Multi-Modalitie, with Edouard Levé's words, Neta Landau's and Bruno Freyssinet's voices and the bodies, and with Michel Bertier's soundscapes.

[Concept direction MRI video] Ikse Maître
[MRI perfomance] Bruno Freyssinet, Neta Landau
[Light design] Jérôme Allart
[Development video design] Stéphane Lavoix
[MRI developments] Marion Tardieu
[Image acquisition] Émeline Lamain
[Image processing] Michèle Gouiffès
[Graphic and affective computing] Matthieu Courgeon
[Sound design] Michel Bertier
[Costume design] Sami Korhonen
[MRI web develpments] Mathieu Sarracanie

[Sociology of individuals] Olivier Martin, Elsa Ramos

[Texts extracts from Suicide and Autoportrait] Edouard Levé

Radio show

Seven features for a portrait

Other features for other portraits

Self-portrait is a creation by des Vues de l’esprit; an opening of Le sas, science-art-society group; a production by La métonymie, in collaboration with IR4M,  LIMSI, CNRS, and the University Paris-Sud, University Paris-Saclay, with the support of Région Ile-de-France.

Creation
La Nuit des chercheurs, Théâtre Dunois, Paris, France – September 24, 2008