Mark Alizart

The first French intellectual to dare take a closer look at the Bitcoin rupture, Mark Alizart majored in philosophy before working in the field of contemporary art from the year 2000 onwards. He was successively the cultural programs deputy manager of the Pompidou Centre, the deputy director of the Palais de Tokyo, the advisor to the minister of Culture and the director of the LVMH Prize. He has now moved on to join EBB, a start-up created by artist Neil Beloufa intersecting art and AI. Mark Alizart has also written numerous books on topics ranging from theology to computer science, including Dogs (2018), Astrologiques (2025), Cryptocommunism (2019), a marxist take on the blockchain endorsed by the Accelerationist Manifesto author Nick Srnicek.