This selection of works from the Image 3.0 national photographic commission initiated by the CNAP in partnership with the Jeu de Paume, recently exhibited at the Cellier in Reims, presents the work of four artists reflecting on the new languages of imagery. Simon Brodbeck & Lucie de Barbuat, Philippe Durand and Hanako Murakami explore innovative digital techniques, pushing the ontological limits of image.

These different projects demonstrate the dialogue between old photographical processes and new technologies. While for Brodbeck & de Barbuat, the techniques of analogue and digital technology cohabit with 3D computer modelling processes and digitisation, the work of Philippe Durand highlights a unique 2.5D bas-relief photographic printing system. Hanako Murakami adds ocular sensors to his video installation, making the spectator an active agent in the artwork.

The Image 3.0 selection therefore offers an update of image production methods and explores how we look at them.