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Born in 1984, Tommy Goguely lives and works between Paris and Bordeaux. With a background in fundamental physics and a degree in aeronautical engineering, he first taught himself photography before enrolling at the Bordeaux School of Fine Arts, where he developed a more conceptual approach.
Influenced by photographic theory, his practice explores the conditions of the medium’s existence in the digital age, with a particular focus on the transition between analog and digital regimes. This shift is not understood here as a rupture, but as a ground for historicization, friction, and reactivation: sensor disruption, algorithmic détournement, rewriting of foundational icons... What emerges is a critical practice in which photography is not exhausted by its technical apparatuses, but replayed through them.
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