AGILE: When Art and Science Break Their Boxes
AGILE explores the intersection of art and science, inviting multidisciplinary artists to collaborate with researchers. Through residencies and dialogue, scientific inquiry transforms into music, visual art, poetry, and performance. Discover how knowledge can be translated across mediums and how art can illuminate science. Join us in this dynamic space of experimentation and shared imagination.
To abolish boxes.
To create bridges.
AGILE explores the fertile ground where art and science meet, collide and transform one another. Rejecting rigid disciplinary boundaries, a collective of multidisciplinary artists collaborates with researchers and students to invent new forms of exchange, co-creation and storytelling.
Through residencies in laboratories, shared research processes and experimental dialogue, scientific inquiry becomes music, visual art, poetry, performance and film. The project embraces process as much as outcome, asking how knowledge can be translated across mediums without losing its essence — and how art can illuminate science from unexpected angles.
Coordinated by artists Vincent Malassis, Sara Petit, Julien Pontvianne and Amélie Grould, AGILE brings together artists whose practices already bridge disciplines, from marine bioacoustics to quantum-inspired performance. The initiative stands as a living laboratory of transversality, experimentation and shared imagination.