Anne-Sarah Le Meur

Born in 1968, Anne-Sarah Le Meur received her Ph.D. in "Aesthetics, Science and Technology of Arts" in November 1999 from the Université Paris 8 Vincenne - Saint-Denis, directed by Edmond Couchot (Jury : Sally Jane Norman, Michel Bret, Edmond Couchot). Both her theoretical (Ph.D, articles) and practical research has dealt with the influence of 3D data processing on the imagination and shown in artworks. Her aim is to reveal how the expression of the body can be transformed. Her images and animations (Aforme : Some Skin Still Remains, Outgest, In-Bees-Tw'..., Where It Wants To Appear/Suffer) have been shown in France, Germany, England, Brazil, Hong-Kong, South Korea and Japan.

Since 2000, Anne-Sarah Le Meur has been working on real time 3D images for an interactive, immersive virtual environment work : Into the Hollow Of Darkness, based on the viewer’s desire to perceive. Since 2005, her visual work Eye-Ocean has been shown as a video projection, a mono screen presentation sometimes with a performance (as Grey-Moire or Creased Stria). Her panoramic and interactive part, Beyond-Round, has been produced and exhbited at ZKM (Karlsruhe, Germany). Having taught for two years (1995-1997) at the Bauhaus-Weimar University in Germany, she has been Assistant Professor and teacher-researcher in the Arts Department of Paris 1 University Pantheon-Sorbonne, since 2000.