Troubled Archives. The story of how an individual artistic research into archives becomes a collective and at times community driven project.

here, you will find a link to download the PDF for free:https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5687/The-Perception-MachineOur-Photographic-Future The Recognition Machine is treated between pp (…)

The Recognition Machine has been a welcome guest in the huge corridor of Brussels’ cultural gem Cinema Nova.In the age of facial recognition, here’s a machine that questions some of our (…)

things can go wrong with a blog. this blog lost its posts from between 2019 and 2024. we quickly try to put some highlights back up here.

The project New Hero(ïn)es kicks off with a day of mutual portrait photography and conversation between the members of the Troubled Archives collective. We apply the 19th Century collodion (…)

2019 the NOISY IMAGES exhibition at the Rautenstrauch-Joest museum in Cologne with Photoszene Köln video of the installations NOISY IMAGES and The Recognition Machine (with ICV – Michael Murtaugh) (…)

a dialogue Says the hand to the eye: look here, I am holding a friend, holding my child, I am holding on to my charm, to the clothing they asked me to take off, to the sword they gave me. I am (…)

EVERYTHING PASSES EXCEPT THE PAST | TUTTA PASSA TRANNE IL PASSATO: Which role takes photography in a culture of memory? What are the ethical implications for the use of colonial images and (…)

Troubled Archives The story of how an individual artistic research into archives becomes a collective and at times community driven project Troubled Archives is a collective name for the (…)

The Troubled Archives collective is selected for the Dakar Biënnal I ndaffa 2020. Unfortunately, due to Covid-19, the Biënnal is postponed to a later date.

The NOISY IMAGES expo I made with Rokia Bamba and SICV (Michael Murtaugh and Nicolas Malevé) and the help of many others* is now over and packed. Photoszene photographer and videast Silviu Guiman (…)

I was so lucky to be invited to the Museum Collections in Motion conference in Cologne last month. It was incredibly interesting to witness the confrontation between the discourse of (some) (…)