Artist, writer, researcher. Born in Toronto, Canada. Lives and works in Paris. His main research interests are mankind after man, the contemporary city after public space, architecture after pleasure, the Umwelt of data. His projects focus on ambivalent situations, between war and dance, sexual pleasure an nonplaces, the city and its potential, posthuman theories and the obsolescence of mankind. He creates films, video and sound installations, theoretical texts, places, such as Mute, Empty and Cyborgs in the Mist, or the photoblog Lost in Créteil. He created the online installations Googlehouse and What Are You?, and the temporary massage structure Here is Where We Meet. He co-founded the projects Nogo voyages, and of the LOPH research lab. He is the author of the Propositions / spéculations blog. He co-founded the Terrorism Museum, the collective Nogo Voyages. He is the author of the essay Prisonniers volontaires du rêve américain (Volontary Prisoners of the American Dream). He teaches at Ensad (Paris). (http://www.nogoland.com/index.php/sdbio/)
