Nicolas Floc'h's installations, photographs, films, sculptures, and performances question an era of transition in which flows, disappearance and regeneration play an essential role. His visual and documentary work on global change focuses on representing invisible spaces (underwater landscapes, the materialisation of flows, the interdependence of environments, natural and artificial cycles on a large spatial and temporal scale, etc.). His artistic expeditions and long-term projects, nourished by experiences, seas, water, scientific research, and encounters, generate open-ended works rooted in reality, in which evolutionary processes take pride of place.