Eglantine Chaumont

Eglantine Chaumont is a Lecturer at an unspecified institution, specializing in Installation/Performance art. Her practice combines performances, installations, videos, sculptures, and sound, creating hybrid, context-specific works that explore the interplay of body, space, time, and materials. She emphasizes the agency of materials (e.g., clay, stone) as narrative actors that connect viewers to landscapes, temporality, and sensory experiences.

• Key Themes: Ephemeral forms, magic of the moment, critique of productivism/materialism
• Methodology: Focuses on physical/sensory experiences, transposition of personal to collective narratives