Thirst For Milk

"Salomé Chatriot merges elements of technology with organic parts to create physical installations and virtual environments. In her work, physical processes like breathing and heart beating activate mechanical processes, resulting in a symbiosis between human bodies and technological devices. While refusing to embrace a prevailing pessimism about technological progress, she seeks for opportunities to expand our intimate relationships with technologies. In addition, she explores issues of identity, gender and sexuality. Her work has a distinctly erotic component, while it also challenges dominant narratives. For example, she has collaborated with Oil Productions, a team of girls creating ethical and dissident porn. Through her hybrid, disturbing and yet optimistic artistic language, Chatriot is capable of generating unconventional approaches of relating to technological tools."
Boris Magrini.

Salomé Chatriot (*1995) is a French-born artist and multimedia interaction designer currently living and working in Paris and Lausanne. She graduated in Media & Interaction Design at École cantonale d'art de Lausanne (ECAL).
Screenings includes : The Shed, New York and HEK, Basel (2021)
Group exhibitions include: Liste Basel (2020), Centre d'Art Contemporain, Geneva (2021), Ugly Duck, London (2018); Palais de Tokyo, Paris (2017); FILE festival, Sao Paulo, Brazil (2018); Spazio Orso, Milan (2016); and Swissnex, San Francisco (2016).
Solo exhibitions include: New Galerie, Paris (2021) and Studio Orta - Les Moulins during La Totale biennale, Boissy-Le-Châtel (2020).
She was awarded the Prix Siemens Ingenious in 2021.
She has been selected for the Biennale College Arte, Venice (2022)