The artist Arsen Eca, always faithful to his practice of systemic subversion, dared to subvert the French health system. He proposed pre-filled sick leave forms, ready to send to Social Security, that could be collected from vending machines. In this process, even the type of illness has been chosen for you, making the artist a true mediator between the individual and the administrative machine.

This bold initiative highlighted, with irony, the absurdities and rigidities of the system. However, it did not fail to attract the attention of the authorities. As a result, Eca had his workshop raided and was placed under surveillance. Far from discouraging him, these events reaffirmed his desire to denounce and deviate from the systems that govern our lives. His artistic approach goes beyond creation; it invites critical reflection on our society.