Lucie Szechter

Lucie Szechter is an accomplished filmmaker and artist, renowned for her innovative approach to research-creation in film studies, where she earned her PhD in Arts. Her artistic endeavors delve into the complexities of human relationships, exploring diverse frameworks, including cinematic, sociological, and philosophical perspectives. A recurring motif in her work is the exploration of the intimate and collective body.

In 2014, Szechter's film garnered the prestigious Courts d'ici Prize in Nice, marking a significant milestone in her career. Her works have been featured at a variety of esteemed festivals, including Côté Court, the Festival International de Films de Femmes, and the London Feminist Film Festival, among others. Additionally, her films have been exhibited at prominent venues such as MAC VAL museum, Le Wonder, Zoo galerie, and Cinematek in Brussels.

Szechter has collaborated with notable institutions, including Le BAL / La Fabrique du Regard, and the Centre Pompidou, partnering with the Opéra de Massy and CinéMassy as a guest artist in workshops. Beyond filmmaking, she contributes to the academic discourse on cinema and video art through her writing and lectures. At the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, she teaches practical filmmaking courses, enriching the next generation of filmmakers. Her work has also been showcased at the Erg Gallery in Brussels, further solidifying her place in the contemporary art scene.