Thursday 19 November, 20:00

Bulles d’automne: The Ninth Art Live

Free, Booking Required

Author and performer Dora Formica presents a drawn performance that probes the impact of artificial intelligence on artistic creation. Drawing live while a layered soundscape unfolds, she weaves personal testimony collected from illustrators, comic creators and graphic designers across Switzerland and Europe into a reflective narrative. The work balances quiet observation and sudden visual flourishes, inviting intimate encounters with the questions of authorship, technique and empathy at the heart of contemporary image-making.

In French.

Rue de la Tambourine,
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Photo Credit: Dora Formica
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Photo Credit: Dora Formica

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