L'Œuvre invisible

In a world where art has become a digital commodity and creativity is measured in likes, French artist Antoine Delacroix decides to conduct a radical experiment. He creates a series of works that cannot be seen — they exist only in descriptions, memories, and the imagination of viewers. Documentary filmmaker Claude Lefevre documents this process, questioning what remains of art when its material form disappears. The 2026 film explores the boundaries of contemporary art in an era of digital overproduction, transforming into a philosophical inquiry about the nature of creativity and perception. Viewers become accomplices in the experiment, forced to create artworks in their own minds based solely on hints and testimonies.