Conceived as a reflection on the brain and screens, these two "machines" are the culmination of scientific research in the fields of computer science and medicine. Evoking both poetry and wonder, they invite visitors to become active participants in their own experience.
Anato-me
This installation explores the possibilities of repurposing and enhancing screens using transparent devices. A geisha mask, laser-engraved into three glass blocks and extended by 3D-printed elements, is superimposed over an interactive digital anatomical model. Inspired by the manga Ghost in the Shell, the work blends anatomy, digital imagery, and physical objects to question the boundaries between the real body and its virtual representation.
Soleidoscope
This interactive installation takes the form of a cube of glass and light, whose shapes can be fragmented and transformed by the viewer's hands. By manipulating light and visual perception, the audience is free to compose new forms and explore the possibilities of transforming both image and space.
Yann Nguema is a French multimedia artist, musician, and founding member of the band EZ3kiel. He develops interactive installations, visual creations, and video mapping, blending programming, light, sound, and digital technologies. His work combines technical innovation with poetry, notably through antique objects transformed into interactive devices and architectural projections.