Unveiling the Invisible : Crafting Your Own Research Instruments by Brice Ammar-Khodja

Do not miss meeting with Brice Ammar-Khodja who is an Artist and Researcher working between Montreal and Paris. Brice investigates the profound socio-environmental impacts of neglected residual materials. His research revolves around shedding light on the often-overlooked consequences of these materials. Brice’s artistic and scientific pursuits have also led him to craft his own and unique exploring and measuring instruments. These instruments not only measure but also facilitate comprehension of the imperceptible mutations caused by pollutants, contaminants, and other harmful residues in our environment. By employing his innovative tools, Brice empowers us to grasp the intricate relationship between these invisible agents and their impact on our surroundings. Brice offers the public fresh insights and a deeper understanding, that foster critical dialogue on the urgent need for environmental preservation. His work acts as a catalyst, encouraging individuals to take necessary steps to care for our planet and safeguard its future.

During his presentation, Brice will take us on an inspiring journey into the development of his own PCB device, furthermore, he will unveil his customized critical heavy metal detector, equipped with GPS tracking capabilities and an open data interface. These custom-made tools empower Brice to explore contaminated sites, allowing him to sense and monitor invisible soil contaminants in Canada.

Brice’s unwavering dedication to uncovering the hidden aspects of environmental degradation, combined with his artistic ingenuity, places him at the forefront of the quest for sustainable solutions. Through his endeavors, he showcases the profound impact that interdisciplinary collaboration between art and science can have in shaping a healthier and more conscious world.