Rayon Vert is an interactive experience based on a constrained writing gesture. The player types a text without choosing the words, becoming the apparent author of a voice that escapes them. At the dawn of a new day, the work reveals a flash of textual lucidity, somewhere between intimate confession and an awakening to the world. This voice moves through guilt and responsibility, questioning our relationship to what does not belong to us and our place in the world. This project invites participants to reflect on the nature of authorship and the weight of the words we carry in our digital age, ultimately fostering a deeper connection to the collective human experience.
Rayon Vert is an interactive experience based on a constrained writing gesture. The player types a text without choosing the words, becoming the apparent author of a voice that escapes them. At the dawn of a new day, the work reveals a flash of textual lucidity, somewhere between intimate confession and an awakening to the world. This voice moves through guilt and responsibility, questioning our relationship to what does not belong to us and our place in the world. By engaging with this process, users explore the boundaries of their own agency and the complex interplay between personal expression and external influence.
Stella Jacob is a multimedia artist and game designer based in Paris. Her work explores community dynamics and the porous boundaries between online and offline worlds, questioning the fragile architecture of our relationships. A graduate of Gobelins and former collaborator at Diversion, her practice spans video games, film, and interactive installations, at the intersection of digital art and gaming culture. She teaches game design at ENSAD and lectures on technology ethics and digital culture (Sciences Po, La Sorbonne, La Villette, etc.). She is a member of the Distraction collective and co-founder of the Medulla studio.
Stella Jacob is a multimedia artist and game designer based in Paris. Her work explores community dynamics and the porous boundaries between online and offline worlds, questioning the fragile architecture of our relationships. A graduate of Gobelins and former collaborator at Diversion, her practice spans video games, film, and interactive installations, at the intersection of digital art and gaming cultures. She teaches video game design at ENSAD and gives lectures on technology ethics and digital cultures (Sciences Po, La Sorbonne, La Villette, etc.). She is a member of the Distraction collective and co-founder of the Medulla studio.