Cédric Foussier

Lives and works in Paris, France

Artist statement

Visual Artist & Radiologist Cédric Foussier is a visual artist whose practice lies at the intersection of art and science. Trained as a radiologist, he has developed over the years a singular body of work that questions our relationship to the image, the body, and light. His approach is rooted in experimentation, where photography, medical imaging, and digital technologies intertwine to probe the boundaries of the visible. Through this hybridization of media, he investigates the thresholds between visible and invisible, surface and depth, matter and light. By intersecting artistic and scientific fields, his practice renews the perception of the body and invites a sensitive reading of its limits. He subverts the conventional uses of radiology, allowing a new poetics to emerge. The body becomes a territory of exploration, redefined by a light that reveals as much as it effaces. Here, the image transforms into a hybrid medium, oscillating between revelation and abstraction. The notion of a mineral epidermis—a symbolic skin composed of glass, light, and reflection—appears recurrently in his work, functioning as a surface of transition between interiority and exteriority. It structures a broader reflection on the boundaries between organic and inorganic, living and abstract, human and machine. Each photographic or radiological series is grounded in rigorous research, where aesthetics and ethics are brought into dialogue: the medical images employed in his work are created...

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