In Diving Horses, Camille Grosperrin combines documentary and fiction around the last "diving horse", an almost extinct American attraction.

Through this video combining dance, electronic music and ethnographic images, Julien Creuzet offers a poetic and political reflection on the postcolonial reappropriation of African and Caribbean historical narratives.

With The Distance Is Beautiful. La distance la plus courte entre deux points n'est pas une ligne droite (The shortest distance between two points is not a straight line), French artist Lola Gonzàlez captures the streets of Los Angeles in a poetic performance involving more than 60 dancers.

Shot in 2016 in and around Dakar, Non-Aligned by Aurélien Froment is a series of three videos that illustrate a surprising cultural exchange between India and Senegal.

Part installation, part sensory experience, Musica Mobile reinvents spatial sound design, allowing its composer Pierre-Alain Jaffrennou to put his research at the intersection of music and computer science into practice.

In the series of wooden sculptures Mammalian Fantasies, the Franco-British duo Daniel Dewar  & Grégory Gicquel explores ancient techniques for sculpting wood, through murals and furniture decorated with organic, human and animal figures.

The sculptural, aural and performance-art piece As deep as I could remember, as far as I could see by Tarik Kiswanson, features a dozen children reciting texts in a chorus, in a sculptural setting made of metal blades.