French artist Fabrice Hyber (°1961) is an artistic jack-of-all-trades who likes to look at his own oeuvre as a gigantic rhizomatic structure that continuously moves forward, bouncing on its own echoes and drawing from the ‘giant reservoir of the possible’. Hyber, who once set up a real television station in the French Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, creates POF’s (Prototypes d’Objects en Fonctionnement – Prototypes of Functioning Objects) and continuously attempts to rethink the world through a stream of images and words. Central to his work, in which he tries to catch thoughts as they are born, is the deconstruction and reconstruction of language and communication.