Art Collections
Art and Blockchain Technology
All my creations exist as NFTs, a certification technology based on blockchain.
NFT is just a use of blockchain technology - a certification tool that is becoming democratized by necessity in the face of artificial intelligence and generated content (which I also use without any scruples).
This technology allows authenticating and tracing the origin of works in a world where creation becomes increasingly fluid between human and machine.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about H2CO3 collections
What is an H2CO3 art collection?
How to buy a work from the digital collection?
1. Create a crypto wallet (MetaMask recommended)
2. Add ETH or MATIC
3. Connect on OpenSea
4. Visit the collection and buy the artwork you like
Works on Polygon are generally more financially accessible (very low transaction fees).
Why photograph through a microscope?
Are physical collections for sale?
What is pareidolia?
Which blockchain do you use for NFTs?
What is the artistic approach behind these collections?
Can I exhibit or use the artworks I purchase?
Contemporary Art
The Seven
Seven objects of constraint to question the transformation of human sins into economic and social engines.
What's the price of war
A cold reflection on the manufacturing of consent to war and the dissociation between profits and losses.
Cycles & Civilisations
Systemic study of a civilizational cycle: causes, generational pivot, and consequences of a world that has reached saturation.
Price of freedom: 40cts
Freedom questioned through the elementary gestures of knowledge: speaking, reading, writing, learning.
What's the price of freedom?
Contemporary art photographic exhibition on consumption cycles
Digital Art
Econoscopic
A collection of microscope photographs of banknotes from different eras and countries. By observing currency very closely, Econoscopic questions its real function, its invisible mechanisms, and its central role in economic crises, wars, and civilizational collapses. Currency appears here as a tool of stability as much as imbalance, between inflation, deflation, and loss of collective trust.
Pareidolia Microscopia
A series of microscope photographs of living organisms collected from nature. Through the phenomenon of pareidolia, this collection explores how the human brain projects meaning, shapes, and narratives onto the living. What we see is never entirely what is: perception here becomes a prism, revealing both the beauty of the world and the biases of our gaze.
Grimmstein
Microscope photographs of stones carved by the lapidary's hand, from raw matter to precious stone. Grimmstein seeks the structural beauty of minerals, between crystalline complexity and geometric simplicity, where time, pressure, and human gesture meet.
Micromension
A collection of 3D mise en abyme, in GIF form, derived from the Pareidolia series. The images fold back on themselves, blurring scales and landmarks, to question perception, repetition, and depth in digital worlds.
Engrave, Print and Microscope
A collection of microscope photographs created from print and engraving works by Jeanne Duchein. The microscope here becomes a reading tool, revealing the material, gesture, and invisible accidents of printing and engraving.
Les Jardins de Siaurac
An artistic exploration of microscope photographs of the historic gardens of Siaurac. The collection reveals plant heritage invisible to the naked eye, where the history of the place merges with the intimate structures of living things.
Les Jardins des Vivres de l'Art
An artistic exploration of microscope photographs of the garden of Les Vivres de l'Art in Bordeaux. By changing scale, this series questions the link between artistic creation, living space, and the memory of urban places.
IAbsurd Cognition
An exploration of the limits of artificial intelligence and the absurd. From a script generating meaningless sentences, images are produced by AI to show that, despite its power, the tool remains dependent on the questions asked. AI does not exempt humans from their duty to learn, discern, and elevate themselves.
IAffect Consciousness
A free reflection on artificial consciousness, emotions, and our common future. Through AI-generated images, the collection oscillates between philosophy, societal observation, and humor, letting thought drift as a space for sensitive experimentation.
Everything is movement
A series of microscope videos around microfluidics and chemical reactions. This collection reminds us that all matter is in perpetual motion and that the balance of the world — from the microscopic to the cosmic — rests on invisible but constant dynamics.
Philateloscopic
A collection of microscope photographs of historic postage stamps. Philateloscopic questions the conditions of information circulation before the digital era, the relationship to long time, and how these delays shaped reflection, writing, and human exchanges.
