Speedster-snail (mobile-snails)
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Speedster-snail performance
Reverse Phylogenesis
Lying like Ophelia in dormant waters
Suspended Moment
crystal drop
Life is a vapor…
Radioactive cloud study
Traffic 3.0
Plastic DNA
DNA extractor
first impression
Evolution is dyslexic
Genomic reading
Object's DNA
Traffic
Dancing in the rain
hydrophilicity
Metal color
Clouds study
Single points
Mobile correlation
ABOUT
Dominique Peysson is a visual artist and art researcher. She has two doctorates, in arts and sciences of art at Paris 1 and in physics, and an ESPCI engineering degree. She conducted her research and taught at the National School of Decorative Arts (Ensad), then at the University of Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée. Promoting the fertile encounter between contemporary arts and science, she regularly exhibits her works in France and abroad and is the author of numerous publications, including the book Image-Matter: Emerging Materials & Imaginary Metamorphoses at Say See.
Biotic Games: work in progress
Biotic Games is an ongoing research-creation project, supported by LaSIPS, and in partnership with the École Polytechnique. I am working with the help of researcher Gabriel Amselem from LadHyx to […]
Art project with SecondSkin team
SecondSkin is a transdisciplinary project supported by the French National Research Agency (ANR). Several artistic projects are initiated from the research work of the laboratories associated with SecondSkin: the […]
Life is a vapor… and then nothing
Click here “Life is a vapor… and then noting” by Olivier GOulet and myself presented during the Si(non)oui festival on November 17, 2021 This performance is a vanity. She begins […]
happy new year 2021
Come see my 2021 wishes video
Arles Digital October Festival 2020
Cloud study is currently exhibited for the October Digital festival in Arles!
A cloud image taken from the painting "Landscape under a turbulent sky", which Vincent van Gogh painted in Arles in April 1889. The image is formed from drops which are composed of dew water collected in a field like the one of the table, during the summer of 2020.
Morning dew harvest
Harvesting dew water in the very early morning near the city of Arles, using one of the methods recommended by alchemists. When the atmospheric conditions were met to allow the deposition of dew during the night, the artist Dominique Peysson slid a cotton sheet over the grass and the leaves to impregnate it with this water coming directly from the clouds.