Béatrice Lartigue is a French visual artist based in Toulouse. Trained in Spatial Design and Interactive Design (Gobelins, Paris), she co-founded the interdisciplinary collective Lab212 in 2008, with which she developed a practice at the intersection of art, science and technology.

Her work has been shown at major international institutions including the Barbican Centre (London), Centre Pompidou (Paris), Kunstsilo (Kristiansand), Photo Elysée (Lausanne), the Mies van der Rohe Foundation (Barcelona), Fondation EDF (Paris) and MAXXI (Rome). Her work has been presented at Sotheby's (New York, 2025 and 2024) and has been the subject of private commissions for Hermès (Beijing, 2021; New York, 2020). It has notably been recognised by the Sundance Film Festival (New Frontier, 2016) and the Lumen Prize (Performance Award, 2015). In 2024, she was named Fellow of the LINA European Architecture Platform. She has spoken at the MIT Media Lab (Boston, 2026), the Design Academy Eindhoven (2025) and the Mies van der Rohe Foundation (Barcelona, 2025). She teaches at Gobelins (Paris) and leads research-creation workshops in France and abroad.

Béatrice Lartigue works from the unseen. She deploys forms at the intersection of art, science and technology: distinct regimes of perception, held in tension. Her work brings to light what operates in silence, within physical phenomena, systemic logics and living processes. The space expands; these architectures proceed from rules in the making. Shaped by collaborative research and an aesthetics of fragility, she exposes what technology does to our perceptible world — its implicit laws, what it innervates, alters, dissolves. Teaching and transmission lie at the heart of her practice: collectively building the tools to think and represent the invisible.

beatrice.lartigue@gmail.com