Emilie Largier (b. 1988) is a French multidisciplinary artist, performer, and stage director specializing in corporeal mime techniques, collaborative, and ensemble-based theatre. Drawing inspiration from painting and cinema, her work exists at the intersection of performance, moving images, and sound, exploring audience perception and creating unsettling spaces where reality and imagination collide.
She holds a BA in Fine Arts from the University of Toulouse, a Bachelor’s in Period Costume Design & Making from Lycée Paul Poiret in Paris, and graduated from Fourth Monkey Actor Training Company, London, in 2020. Emilie is the founder of the artistic duo Hors-Champ and has collaborated on productions across the U.K. and Europe, including France, Belgium, Denmark, London, and Finland. She has most recently presented her work at CPH Stage (DK), Feral Festival (DK) and Hippolyte Gallery (FI).
Her ongoing research focuses on personal mythologies, memory, trauma, and their traces over time. Her practice is experimental and research process-driven, often combining visual composition, dramaturgy, and sound to examine how perception can bend, waver, and reinvent itself
emilielargier[at]gmail.com | @emilielargier
She holds a BA in Fine Arts from the University of Toulouse, a Bachelor’s in Period Costume Design & Making from Lycée Paul Poiret in Paris, and graduated from Fourth Monkey Actor Training Company, London, in 2020. Emilie is the founder of the artistic duo Hors-Champ and has collaborated on productions across the U.K. and Europe, including France, Belgium, Denmark, London, and Finland. She has most recently presented her work at CPH Stage (DK), Feral Festival (DK) and Hippolyte Gallery (FI).
Her ongoing research focuses on personal mythologies, memory, trauma, and their traces over time. Her practice is experimental and research process-driven, often combining visual composition, dramaturgy, and sound to examine how perception can bend, waver, and reinvent itself
emilielargier[at]gmail.com | @emilielargier