Description
Chloé Azzopardi [b.1994] is a visual artist living on an island on the outskirts of Paris, France. She works on long-term projects that combine photography, performance, and installation. Situated at the intersection of experimental and documentary photography, her images generate fictional worlds heightened by a sense of strangeness and sensorial intensity. Her research explores ecology, new technologies, and the construction of post-Capitalocene imaginaries… READ MORE
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In Non-Technological Devices, Chloé Azzopardi constructs a quietly radical vision of the future—one not driven by technological dominance, but by a poetic, speculative ecology. Through a series of hand-made, analogue artefacts crafted from found natural materials, she imagines alternative ways of cohabiting with the living world. These hybrid tools—part sculpture, part prosthetic—stand in for the devices that saturate our hyper-artificial present, offering instead a new iconography of ecological self-defense. With dreamlike tenderness and subtle urgency, Azzopardi’s photographs invite us to reimagine our relationship with technology, nature, and ourselves—not through dystopian despair or utopian idealism, but through playful, embodied acts of resistance and repair.
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