Visual artist | Experimental film | AI
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Looking at you looking at them - AI video portraits
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Short films
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Newborn Machine
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Generated memory - AI family albums
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They Followed - AI short film
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Ars Moriendi - AI mourning photography
ABOUT HER WORK
Heavily inspired by cinema, digital art, and archival imagery, Marine Blehaut’s art is based on AI archives and experimental films. Within the context of memory manipulation, empathy, and the female gaze, her work spans across multiple subjects such as procreation, death imagery, and war.
Using original footage and AI-generated archives, she creates collage films, video fragments, and photo collections. By manipulating real and fake archives, she intervenes in collective memory, creates alternative stories, identities, and rituals, challenging dominant perspectives and redefining our relationship to images and history.
She regularly participates in global events and panels on the fusion of art and technology. Recent exhibitions include “Virtual Reverence” (2024, Elios Art Gallery, Paris) and "AI, My Sparring Partner" (2024, Havas x 1703, Paris).