Miguel Miceli is a multidisciplinary artist. Of Italian and Spanish descent, he was born in Brussels. He studied there at the ERG (École de recherche graphique), then later at the Slade School of Fine Art in London. His practice revolves around the transformation of the landscape, at the intersection of the technological sublime, the occult and ecology. Weaving links between ancestral traditions and modernity, he subverts the anthropocentric gaze with his speculative narratives and evolving installations. He likes to work on the fringes of territories, seeking out elements that are informed by personal and collective memories and question the dualisms between nature and culture, subject and object, dream and reality. His work has been exhibited in several art centers in France, including Passerelle Brest, les Sheds Pantin, the Goethe-Institut Paris, Salon de Montrouge 69, the Centre Wallonie Bruxelles Paris, les Safranumériques, as well as in various emerging spaces in Belgium and London. His films have been screened at several international festivals such as Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen and Malaga Film Festival, and his sound works at events such as the Festival des Cabanes at Villa Medici in Rome with Radio Salé. He has also participated in residencies in Singapore, Belgium, Portugal, Paris, and Corsica.