Ciel variable 131 – COLLECTING | Essays, Focus
Authors: Earl Miller | Artists: Clara Gutsche
[Winter 2026] TITRE by AUTEUR [EXCERPT] Paragraphe(s) de l’extrait [… [ Complete issue, in print and digital version, available here: Ciel variable 128 – CHANGE OF SCENE ] [ Complete article in digital version available here: TITRE ARTICLE EN] Biographie de l’artiste Biographie de l’auteur
Ciel variable 131 – COLLECTING | Essays, Focus
Artists: Andrew Jackson
[Winter 2026] TITRE by AUTEUR [EXCERPT] Paragraphe(s) de l’extrait [… [ Complete issue, in print and digital version, available here: Ciel variable 128 – CHANGE OF SCENE ] [ Complete article in digital version available here: TITRE ARTICLE EN] Biographie de l’artiste Biographie de l’auteur
Ciel variable 130 - PLANTS AND GARDENS | Essays, Focus
Authors: Amélie Laurence Fortin
[Fall 2025] A Pink Cloud in a Grey Sky by Amélie Laurence Fortin [EXCERPT] “Our choices are not neutral; we are as vulnerable and sensitive to the effects of images as anyone else.” — Kamila Bondar and Łukasz Rusznica Introduced by a short wall text on the challenge of subjectivity and the importance of looking, […]
Ciel variable 130 - PLANTS AND GARDENS | Essays, Focus
Authors: Pierre Dessureault
[Fall 2025] Luminous Imprints by Pierre Dessureault [EXCERPT] Since 1994, Marie-Jeanne Musiol has been engaged in a unique exploration of the porous borders between how science and art represent nature. Most of the images in the exhibition I See Stars in the Deep Dark were from the series Bodies of Light and were made between […]
Ciel variable 130 - PLANTS AND GARDENS | Essays, Focus
Authors: Jessica Ragazzini
[Fall 2025] AI and Humanity: Toward a New World of Poetics by Jessica Ragazzini [EXCERPT] In all subjectivity: The world according to AI is a brilliant but paradoxical exhibition – it claims to scrutinize AI while it exposes, above all, human fears of being surpassed, copied, or rendered obsolete. What I perceive is a humanity […]
Ciel variable 128 – CHANGE OF SCENE | Essays, Focus
Authors: Claudia Polledri
Conceived by two Le Monde journalists, Tu ne meurs pas gives a key role to images in the political resistance being waged by the Women, Life, Freedom movement in Iran. Claudia Polledri’s essay describes the context behind the uprising unfolding both in the streets and on social media, and invokes the concept of “citizen journalism” to assess amateur images not by their aesthetic value but by their informational significance.