Tatouages physiques et numériques // Physical and digital tattoos

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This project, at the crossroads of several disciplines (anthropology; visual and digital arts; information and communication sciences; computer science), is based on the production of a research documentary in holographic or multi-screen form that interacts with an audience. This audiovisual and interactive document, which is the result of a shared creative approach to research questions concerning social communication, also serves as a pretext for questioning the unstable aesthetics of holographic communication and narrative forms.
The authors, the documentary's protagonists, and the audience engage in public reception and communication modes. Finally, we need to scrutinize the approach from an epistemological and methodological standpoint, considering it a methodological advancement that addresses research challenges in the humanities and social sciences.
The main research question concerns the body and digital tattoos in relation to individual and social identity
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Début de la thèse : 01/10/2025
WEB : https://aap.univ-pau.fr/details?view=programme&cid=15

Programmes de l'Union Européenne de financement de la recherche (ERC, ERASMUS)

Université de Savoie Mont-Blanc

633 Cultures Sociétés Territoires

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The candidate must respect the following eligibility criteria to apply for the CHORAL program: Diploma: the candidate must be doctoral candidate, not already in possession of a doctoral degree at the deadline of the call. The candidate should be in possession or finalising of a Master's Degree enabling to do a PhD in Social Sciences, Arts, Architecture and Humanities applied to Cultural Heritage. Candidates currently completing their Master's degree during the academic year of the call must submit their marks and rankings as soon as they become available. Seniority: Any candidate in possession of the required diploma can apply regardless of the year of the obtention of the diploma. Mobility rule: Marie Curie Actions Rule: Researchers must not have resided or carried out their main activity (work, studies, etc) in the country of the recruiting entity for more than 12 months in the 36 months preceding the date of the call deadline. Compulsory national service, short stays such as holidays, and time spent as part of a procedure for obtaining refugee status under the Geneva Convention are not considered. Nationality: The call is open to researchers of any nationality. Language: Applicants whose first language is not English are required to provide proofs of proficiency of this required language skills, at least Cambridge First Certificate or equivalent. Number of applications: Possibility to apply to 3 PhD topics offered within a call for proposals. Formal proposal criteria: application submitted before the deadline (all required support documents must be submitted online via the call website), completeness of the application, application submitted in English. https://research.univ-unita.eu/en/choral-project/for-applicants.html https://research.univ-unita.eu/en/choral-project/phd-offers.html To apply https://aap.univ-pau.fr/details?view=programme&cid=15 For more details, please contact the choral support office at choral@univ-pau.fr