Chloé Desaulles

Chloé Desaulles is a NYC-based, Alsatian-raised filmmaker and researcher. Her practice explores the use of emerging technologies as visual and narrative textures for storytelling. Through gathering, tinkering and reassembling, she creates frameworks where experimental capture, generative archives and analog pattern-making converse. Examining the documentation of memory, natural environments and legacy, Desaulles focuses on deeply personal narratives, tugging at the tensions between tangible and ethereal through multimedia layering in a shared space. With a degree in Cognitive Neuroscience and Electronic Media Arts from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, her work bridges research and narrative, with her time at The New York Times R&D shaping her technological approach and documentary rigor. Her films have screened internationally at The Miller Institute for Contemporary Art, Culture Hub, The Raw Science Film Festival (Academy Award Eligible), Venezia Shorts, Dallas International Film Festival, and the New York City Independent Film Festival.