Aimeric Audegond

Introduction: Aimeric Audegond is a Lecturer at the National Higher Institute for Teaching and Education (INSPÉ) of the University of Picardie Jules Verne, where he directs the MEEF master's program in visual arts and leads the internal aggregation of visual arts. Previously, he taught for five years as a CIES and ATER instructor at UPJV's UFR Arts and co-founded the university's SHS journal Corridor, serving on its editorial board from 2007-2011.

Education:

• Graduate studies in Arts at University of Picardie Jules Verne
• DEA (Diplôme d'études approfondies) from University of Rennes 2
• PhD from University of Picardie Jules Verne, thesis: "Parasitic Arts: Parasitic Practices in Contemporary Art" (supervised by Miguel Egaña)

Research Focus: Audegond investigates the convergence of artistic practice and technological evolution through three interconnected domains:

• Embodied Technology: Body augmentation and prosthetic applications in contemporary art
• Philosophical Frontiers: Anthropotechnics and human enhancement theories
• Future Paradigms: Transhumanist and posthumanist implications for artistic expression

This interdisciplinary approach bridges visual arts with emerging sociotechnical discourses.

Academic Leadership: As MEEF program director, he oversees curriculum development and student advising for visual arts educators. His pedagogical approach integrates research on human-technological interfaces with practical art education methodologies.