Béatrice Lartigue

Béatrice Lartigue is a French artist and interaction designer whose work brings together art, technology, data and public engagement. Her practice spans artworks, exhibition projects, workshops and research, exploring how digital systems and emerging technologies can be experienced in more tangible and accessible ways. Recent projects and activities address subjects including online life, artificial intelligence, public space, living systems and electrical conductivity.

Through workshops such as Low-tech Data Science, Hands-on Circuits and Low Fidelity Image, Lartigue invites participants to engage directly with data, images and interactive technologies. Her work has been presented at cultural and educational venues internationally, including Fondation EDF in Paris, Kunstsilo in Norway, Stereolux in Nantes and Centre Cívic Sagrada Família in Barcelona. She also contributes to the field through talks, research and public conversations, with appearances at MIT Media Lab and INSA Toulouse.

Lartigue’s website features her artworks, exhibition views, workshops, research and news, offering an overview of a practice that connects creative exploration with hands-on learning and critical reflection on contemporary life