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Agoria

artist, b. 1976.

Agoria (Sébastien Devaud) is a French multidisciplinary artist whose work connects technology and nature. Uniting art, music, and science, Agoria’s focus on generative algorithms, AI, and biological systems has resulted in a unique practice that ranges between depictions of brain cells as mysterious and nebular, explorations of plant communication, and repetitions of human gestures. His masterpiece, {Sigma Lumina} (2024), created for the Musée d’Orsay, reimagines classical works, offering a contemporary dialog with the art of the past.

From The Interview | Agoria, March 2025

Agoria

Photo: Sylvain lasco·CC BY-SA 4.0·Source ↗

Profile (past & present)

Roles
Artist
Practices
Generative art
Technologies
Blockchain

Connections

Collaborators
Johan Lescure, Alice Meunier, Jean-Baptiste Boulé, Julien Mozziconacci and
Influenced by
Philippe Parreno
Founder of
Sapiens
Leadership roles
Sapiens
Affiliations
Sapiens

Some roles and affiliations may be former.

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Works · 12

Centriole
Compend-AI
Compend-AI-M
Phytocene
{Σ LUMINA} — The Convergence of Breath #4
At the roots of plants
Getaway
HempFM
I Feel Good (Official Music Video)
Interprétation par saccharomycescerevisiae de L'Atelier du peintre de Gustave Courbet

Coverage · 3 articles

Featured

  • 2025The Interview | Agoria

Discussed

  • 2026On Collecting by 100 collectors | EDOUARD on NFT preservation

Mentioned

  • 2026A-Z of Digital Art 2026

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