Béatrice Joyeux-Prunel, Chair in Digital Humanities at the University of Geneva, combines historical scholarship with computational methods to study images and their circulation across time and space.
This lecture examines the global circulation of images over the past century through a large-scale study of the illustrated press, merging historical methods, computer vision and spatiotemporal representation. It investigates methodological challenges, potential biases and the broader implications of image circulation for visual culture and historical knowledge.
In French.
