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Online since 1996, created by Grégory Chatonsky, Julie Morel, KRN Dermineur, Marika Dermineur, Reynald Drouhin. Incident presents works specifically created for Internet (art, cyber art, , generative art, mail art) and gives access to technological art resources. Probably the most renown french art collective on the internet.

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