Laëtitia Badaut Haussmann is a Paris-based visual artist. Initially centred on cinematographic and historiographic approaches, her practice has been hybridised and expanded to include numerous forms, all of which bear witness to a desire to disrupt our reading of reality. She works within fields of sculpture, installation, image, text, video, and sound - the exhibition itself being her principal medium. Revolving around the notion of para-architecture, her artistic approach is often similar to an archaeological one, using the memory of a place as a starting point for its fictionalisation and her intervention. Badaut Haussmann’s research is situated at the intersection of several fields, including domesticity, psychology, and feminism, while her practice is centred around the concept of design and its history as a social and political expression.