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March 14 to 28, 2025
École nationale supérieure d'art et de design de nancy
Founded in 1708 by the Dukes of Lorraine and heir to the famous École de Nancy, ENSAD Nancy – École nationale supérieure d’art et de design – is a higher education establishment of the French Ministry of Culture.
The school prepares students for six national diplomas: the DNA (Diplôme national d’art) and the DNSEP (Diplôme national supérieur d’expression plastique) in art, communication and design.
It also offers two post-master’s programs. Located on the Artem Campus since 2016, ENSAD Nancy is one of the founding schools of the Artem Alliance (ARt, TEchnology and Management).
Website : https://ensad-nancy.eu/
Class presentation :
Responsables : Pierre Paulin with Vincent Vicario
The productions presented here are part of various courses and diploma projects. They are produced in the video workshop, a place of practice and experimentation in the moving image. Open to students of all years and all options, it is the site of a wide variety of work.
VIDEO PROGRAM :::
Radiation | Marina Dauriac, Camille Du Jeu, Ryan Gyss | 2024 | 5’57
Using 3D modeling of a female body and a voice-over, this film takes us on an immersive journey into the intimacy of a young woman. Her voice shares her questions about the human view of the female body, recounting her first gynecological consultations and interweaving them with her experiences of love.
Rubber Fetish | Alice Hamonic, Kenny Mouret Cromarias, Olivia Sauser, Antoine Sibile, Maxence Therasse | 2024 | 5’20
This film traces the awakening of a sneaker-making machine as it becomes self-aware through its exploration of the Internet. She tries to understand the relationship between her machine condition, humans and shoes. Composed entirely of archive footage retrieved from the Internet, the film plunges us into the obsessive perception of the machine.
Reponsable : Alexandra Karelina
Miss, This Isn’t About Ants | Esther Dupas | 2024 | 9’43
“Miss, This Isn’t About Ants” addresses the impact of wandering and/or medical violence on patients’ mental health through a video transformed into a five-chapter experimental quest. Exploring sensations of derealization and depersonalization, a curious, anxiety-inducing atmosphere questions the viewer’s relationship to himself, to the world, and to a nervous feeling of constant questioning. In search of the reason for his malaise, the narrator seems to sink little by little into a tormented, almost self-destructive way of thinking.