About

This year, we are delighted to present the exhibition I Can’t Remember by digital artists, made possible through our partnership with Artpoint, a digital art distribution agency.

I Can’t Remember explores the theme of archives through the two central strands of Unarchive Complexity: audiovisual archives, fragments of our memories and stories, and the living, fragile archives of our planet that make up biodiversity.

The first strand is explored through the work of artist Marine Blehaut, whose practice draws inspiration from anonymous photographic archives and experimental cinema. For the artist, archives — fragments of our memories and stories — become an essential raw material for creating new, fragmented narratives and exploring the fragile and darker sides of human experience and memory. Fascinated by AI, she works with intimate memory and anonymous photographs generated by artificial intelligence.

The second strand is explored through the work of Studio Ferralasco, whose works investigate the dynamics and evolution of living systems, and that of Sares, an artist whose practice reflects on the intimate movement of resistance — a final act of defence, driven by the need to believe, resist and carry on.

EXPOSITION

Several spaces

All day

The artists

Marine Bléhaut

After studying art history and cultural management, Marine Bléhaut became an artist while pursuing a career in graphic design. She began with contemporary drawing before expanding her practice to video, digital art and artificial intelligence, combining these tools and AI models through collages, video fragments and photographic collections.

Her work unfolds across shifting boundaries and tensions between different fields: fragility and emancipation, alternative narratives and dominant forms of storytelling, realistic textures and the imperfections inherent to AI.

Her work has been presented at Rome New Media Week; Art on Tezos, Berlin (2025); the Speculative Agency Award with Cifra (November 2025); POSITION Art Fair, Berlin (September 2025); and AI, My Sparring Partner, with 1703 x Havas, Paris (2024).

Matteo Ferralasco

Matteo Ferralasco is an award-winning graphic designer and digital artist based in Vancouver, Canada. His work explores transformation, memory and visual rhythm through visual identity, motion design, typography, photography and AI-assisted image-making. Through Studio Ferralasco, he creates hyperrealistic visual sequences that transform familiar subjects into constantly evolving digital studies.

Sares

Sares is a digital artist whose work captures aesthetic beauty within the chaos of time, using mixed techniques that combine 3D, artificial intelligence and generative art. With more than ten years of experience in art direction and an international exhibition history spanning New York, Beeple Studios, China and Europe, Sares conveys introspective reflections on lived emotions, often exploring the underlying psychological states they reveal.

In 2024, Sares was selected for the AI Hokusai residency, and in 2025 for the Primavera Digitale residency in Florence, Italy.