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Creating is no longer always a solitary act. In contemporary art, creation is sometimes negotiation, collaboration, delegation. But when conflict arises, the law demands a clear answer: who is the author? This session explores one of the most complex questions in the field of art law: when does something cease to be execution and become creation? Can a technician, a performer, or a producer claim authorship over a work? Where does the law draw the line between the one who conceives the work and the one who carries it out? When does a contribution make you an author?