Dimitri Thouzery is a French new media artist and immersive experience designer with a passion for interactivity, employing diverse sensors and databases to fashion immersive user experiences that transcend conventional boundaries.  

Dimitri Thouzery has always loved science; over time, this translated into his unique black-and-white visuals. “When you look at the stars for example, everybody sees the same thing,” he says, explaining how he wants his art to feel universal and prompt contemplation on the very nature of reality.  

Dimitri Thouzery's portfolio spans a diverse range of projects, including music clips–he has worked with major artists like Max Cooper and Linkin Park–interactive installations, building mapping, branding, and live-data visualisations. 

Dimitri Thouzery's artistic journey is rooted in a blend of scientific, computer science, urban, and contemporary art studies, as well as training in web and print design. Until 2017, Thouzery practiced contemporary art: striving to infuse the subversive spirit of street art into gallery spaces, he explored sensor technology, which sparked his interest in digital and generative art. The discovery of TouchDesigner further opened

up creative possibilities, solidifying his commitment to the digital art realm. 

One of his recent exhibitions was in collaboration with the Alphawave Collective and Boa Lisboa, wherein they created a kinetic installation that allowed audience members to modify the projection through movement, and more surprisingly, through their very brainwaves, using the fairly advanced technology of EEG sensors.