Alice Odilon

AI reproduces the male gaze and industrial beauty. I create images to dismantle the illusion of innocence. The figures that emerge in my work are not portraits, but mirrors of a collective hallucination — the way Western desire projects fragility, submission, and exotic melancholy onto the female body. My so-called ...

Out of curiosity, I experimented with disrupting AI picture generation, creating chaos in the process which is always thrilling. As my fluidity in art continues, I will return to the discipline of AI. This is how my work has evolved into alternative photographs that challenge traditional AI. I have realized ...

At first glance, these portraits of apparently passive vintage women conform to the conventions of 19th-century femininity: composed, still, framed as if ornamental. Their gazes do not seduce like pin-ups, nor do they promise the docile sweetness of the bourgeois salon. They are, on the surface, the embodiment of restraint ...

In L'Incertitude des Genres, I situate the body as a site of both fragility and defiance. These images, taken in the dim solitude of the forest, present figures that resist binary codification. These bodies are spectral—lean, vulnerable, unprotected—yet simultaneously uncompromising in their presence. The photographs resist being absorbed into the dominant ...

The most “real” thing about us from the beginning is our embodiedness. What is real is felt with and through our body. Though hidden from others, the body possesses an interior that is socially invisible. It continues to be evident to oneself with vivid intensity. It’s not about food. The ...