Pauline Kess
Pauline is a self-taught visual artist based between Nantes and Berlin working at the intersection of digital media, performance, and physical installation. Using TouchDesigner as her primary tool, she creates abstract visuals—often
integrating real-world footage she films—to explore the boundaries between the virtual and the tangible.
From visual art to dance and photography, her work is an ongoing experiment in connection—between mediums, between the virtual and physical, and between people and machines.
Her work spans live performance, interactive installations, and collaborations with sound and movement.
She is especially drawn to the dialogue between visuals and dance, and how projected imagery can transform space and enhance physical expression. Recently, she has been exploring live performances using projectors, where she combines
dance, visuals, and music to create immersive, responsive environments.
Attracted to giving digital ideas a physical shape, many of her installations are built from recycled materials, turning code into interactive machines that invite people to touch, move, and explore. This hands-on approach allows her to merge technology with texture, and sustainability with creativity.
Body triggers visuals
4 hour Floral video work
Audioreactive
