CAPTACHA HUMAIN is a wearable-art exhibition featuring paintings applied directly to garments by both professional artists and amateur painters. The project was conceived and organised by Melissa Wright Katongola (Katongola / Observatoire sur l'Agenda 2030 des Nations Unies) and Dorian Verdier (gallery L'Original), and is co-presented by L'Original and the MAD Festival.
The works probe the increasingly blurred boundary between human creative expression and artificial intelligence, using clothing as the canvas through which that question is posed to the public.
The presentation is staged in partnership with boutique Eva B and UQAM, and takes place at Place des Festivals as part of the Festival M.A.D. 2026 programme.