Oslo Kahn (from an interview Eric Vernhes): « Technical objects carry a performative statement that acts on us so that we shape the world in order to receive them and make our reality theirs. The result is that our world is more and more foreign to us and that we lose the use of it. The philosopher Gilbert Simondon professed that technology was man's natural mode of expression through the accumulation of millennia of "know-how". I think that technology has now reached a "know-being » that makes a car, a drill or a coffee machine act on us through a hidden dialectic that they implement by their mere presence. This is my certainty. Through the object, something speaks and works in an unknown goal that we must discover. »