Lou Fauroux

Born 1998, lives and works in Paris.

Through a practice of video, sculpture, installation and 3D, Lou Fauroux questions the ethical challenges of artificial intelligence and virtual technologies and their impacts on humans. She decrypts the social structures of power through pop culture and medias such as music and video games. Incorporating her queer experience in the multiple layers of narration and representation, she reappropriates the images she grew up with by building new mythologies around them.

Lou Fauroux studied at ECAL and graduated from ENSAD Paris in 2022. She has presented her video works and films at institutions such as MoMA, New York ; FRAC Ile-de-France, Romainville, F RAC MECA, Bordeaux ; Film at Lincoln Center, New York ; Centre Pompidou, Paris ; FRAC Poitou-Charentes, Angoulême ; Forde, Geneva ; Fondation Pernod-Richard, Paris. Institutional shows include the 18th Istanbul Biennale ; Centre Jean Cocteau, Les Lilas ; Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles, Paris ; La Conciergerie, Paris. She has been part of group exhibitions at Marcelle Alix, Paris ; Chantal Crousel, Paris ; exo exo, Paris ; Spill 180, New York. She is the laureate of the FORTE prize grant (2025) ; MK2 short film award for her movie ThisIsHowTheWorlEnds (2020) and a finalist for the SCAM emergence award (2022). She is an artist in residence at Artagon (Pantin, 2022) ; Villa Albertine (Los Angeles, 2026). Her work is part of the public collections of Kadist ; FRAC Ile-de-France and FRAC Poitou-Charentes.