Virgile Mollat du Jourdin is a visual artist, photographer, videographer and sound composer, graduated from the École nationale supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris. His practice combines installation, photography, video, sculpture, sound and mechanical devices.

His work is built around the notion of the virus — interference, collage, détournement — as an operative mode rather than a metaphor. He constructs fragmented fictional universes made of scale models, sculpted figures, images and sound landscapes, where language and information act as forces transforming bodies and architectures.

His installations take the form of immersive environments composed of salvaged materials, simple mechanisms and cyclical sound devices. His work has been presented in various exhibition contexts in France, through installations, group exhibitions and audiovisual projects.

Alongside his artistic practice, he collaborates on films and audiovisual projects as a composer and sound designer. He is represented by CRUEL Talent, London.