EDEN Stories

At the intersection of visual arts, digital art and contemporary art, EDEN Stories is a narrative artwork structured in multiple seasons. The protagonist is a wandering digital file. 

Season 1 – 3615 Gleeden
EDEN attempts to meet others on a telematic dating platform. Through a series of exchanges, the character realises it exists between two worlds — that of the Minitel and of blockchains. Moving from one medium to another, from one digital era to the next, it begins to grasp its identity: EDEN exists solely as a file.

Season 2 – EDEN as collectible
Now a NFT, EDEN sets out in search of a collector, staging itself on social media and transforming into collectible cards. But things do not go as planned…

Season 3 – EDEN in Venice

EDEN cherishes the hope of finding its place within a collection. In tablet format, it takes to the pavilions of the Venice Biennale, unfolding as photographs and videos — and even attempting to become flesh…

Season 4 – NO SIGNAL
EDEN ventures into the world of sex camming platforms — environments populated by bodies, devices, decors, animals, and plants. Fully aware of its digital nature, EDEN continues its journey. Born through Videotex, it now manifests as paintings and drawings.

Season 5 – LoRA & Friends
EDEN seeks to know its future. A future already written, if not yet mapped. What will EDEN’s next form be? After metamorphosis comes multiplication — recombination, generative variation, parthenogenetic mutation. EDEN is swept away by the AIs…

The work has been exhibited at FIAF Gallery (NYC), IHAM Gallery (Paris), SuperRare Gallery (NYC), NFT Factory (Paris) and Avant galerie Vossen hors les murs (Librairie Métamorphoses, Paris).

EDEN Stories – Season 1 & 2 – EDENStories.Legs / S2:E1 Eden with a Blue Collar / EDEN Stories season 2 (Installation)

EDEN Stories – Season 3 – EDEN in the pavilion of Singapore / EDEN in the pavilion of Libano / EDEN in the pavilion of Portogallo – 40x40cm

EDEN Stories - Madonna - by CEGZ.project
EDEN Stories – Season 4 – Madonna – 146x89cm, graphite and acrylic on canvas