Marcel Mrejen (France/Algeria), born in 1994 at Paris, is an artist who questions the articulation of technology with living and economic metabolisms. His work explores the integration of non-human models in technological domains, from epiphytic roots to organisms used to model algorithms. These different concerns are formulated in installations, sculptures, software, films and publications. A graduate of the Gerrit Rietveld Academie, he has exhibited and curated exhibitions in various cultural institutions such as the Stedelijk Museum, Laurel Project Space, REFRESH and FOAM. In collaboration with Eliott Déchamboux, his book L'Europe c'est Deutshland quand tu miss laba tu est foutue mon frère, le reste c'est du fouma-fouma, was published by Jungle Books in 2019.

2012-2013 — Mise à niveau en art appliqué, Lycée Eugénie Cotton, Montreuil 2013-2015 — BTS Design Graphique, ÉSAA Duperré, Paris 2015-2018 — Bachelor Art & Design, Gerrit Rietveld Academie, Amsterdam 2018-2021 — Professional practice