CROBORA is a project led by Sic.Lab, at EUR CREATES, University of Côte d’Azur, funded by ANR (ANR-20-CE38-0002) from 2021 to 2024. CROBORA studies the circulation of archive images in the media space. Digitization facilitates the flow of content across countries, cultural and technical contexts. These mediations act as borders in the migratory movement of content: they allow circulation but impose reshapings. CROBORA will trace and analyze the re-use of audiovisual archives on television and on the web, focusing on content that speaks about European integration. The objective is to understand how circulation contributes to forging visual memories. Why do some images circulate more than others? Where do they come from? CROBORA will question the logics of authority and trust in the circulation of archives. The collection will be based on video detection tools on a transnational terrain in France and Italy. The analysis of redundances and the genealogy of images will be based on digital methods of visualization. A digital atlas of the symbolic images used to tell the story of the construction of the EU will enable the development of comparative analyses aimed at understanding how these audiovisual fragments are reshaped according to different contexts.