Rémi Lécussan: Écritures Automatiques

Rémi Lécussan's Écritures Automatiques builds a strange, fragile world where machines, animals, language and malfunction collide. The exhibition throws technical devices together with pig troughs, birdhouses, mechanical fish, drones, voice assistants and other forms tied to domesticated life. The works dwell on hesitation, failure, stuttering, vibration and bodily presence and that's exactly what makes the show so timely: it asks what "intelligence" really means when machines are handed that label, while living beings and the environment around them are so often overlooked.