Velasquez works with analog film, pioneering a unique multiple exposure technique, exploring colours & emotional memories (see: www.develasquez.com). Their heuristic methods are inspired by insights in Assembly Theory and embrace Flânerie as a physical embodiment to our human condition.

Polynomial Time vs Nondeterministic Polynomial Time frames their interests in bridging our Human Vision with Machine Vision; a looking characterised by the private memories of the eyes who explore the pictures.

For their depictions of industrial processes Nicholé Velásquez was awarded Le Prix académique Industries et Cultures / Art Faber by the Panthéon-Assas Sorbonne Universities in 2018.

Art Faber, a movement inspired by Henri Bergson’s Homo Faber, aims to reach wider audiences through publications and exhibitions in collaboration with this Paris working group.