Post-Network Landscapes (2013-2023)

Post-Network Landscapes are hand-drawn cartographies tracing flows, frictions, hierarchies and feedback loops through organizations, artistic production and network capitalism.

These fantasized “score-landscapes” move across different scales, from the internal dynamics of small teams to global information flows.

The series developed through an immersive, in situ approach to post-Fordist production processes inherited both from Toyotism and hacker practices: agile methods, scrum, kanban, sprints and other forms of distributed organization. I embedded myself in startups, observing interactions between clients, marketers, designers and developers, and similarly studied artists’ studios and their production flows.

These observations gradually became speculative maps, borrowing freely from economic models, entrepreneurial strategies, neuroscience, scale-free network theory and theoretical physics.

Neither diagrams nor data visualizations, they are data drawings without data: subjective cartographies in which technical, economic and political structures become landscapes of perception.

Exhibited at: Xanadu, Marseille, 2023; Show Off, Paris, 2014.
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