Recent moving images, whether they are fragmented, juxtaposed or layered, are often multiple regarding their composing, montage or post-production. Through the multiplicity of artistic techniques employed, committed discourses appear - at the intersection of politics and mass media, denouncing the control of our perception of social reality, under various forms of domination and surveillance - such as those of the German artist and writer Hito Steyerl (1966-) or of the American artist Andrea Crespo (1993-). In their works, the formal heterogeneity and the composite aspect of the images are mixed with the hybridity of the bodies and the identities, moving, in perpetual transformation. Media images, from the Internet, with a documentary or video game aesthetic, created as animations or drawn from auto-biographical elements, offer new visual regimes.