On 9 October 2026 I took part in JIT 2026 – Journées d’Informatique Théâtrale (Days of Theatre Computing), the fourth edition of the conference devoted to the meeting point between computer science and theatre studies, held on 7–9 October 2026 at the MSH Paris Nord, Université Paris 8, in Saint-Denis.
My talk, L’Analfabeta, an Intermedial Work, was part of Session 9, “Artists’ testimonies”, chaired by Izabella Pluta. I presented my work on L’Analfabeta (The Illiterate), the Fanny&Alexander production based on Ágota Kristóf’s book, for which I created the music and sound design.
Over three days the conference brought together artists and researchers working on immersion, interactivity, artificial intelligence and robotics in the performing arts. It was organised by the INREV workshop (Arts des Images – Art Contemporain) and the Scènes du Monde laboratory of Université Paris 8, under the Association Francophone d’Informatique Théâtrale (AFIT), with the support of Inria and MSH Paris Nord.
Links: conference website | full programme (PDF) | recordings of the live streams on the MSH Paris Nord YouTube channel
Many thanks to the organisers Charlène Dray, Georges Gagneré, Jean-François Jégo, Erica Magris, Rémi Ronfard and Anastasiia Ternova, and to Izabella Pluta for chairing the session.
