Olivia Guigue has developed an extensive practice of photography, experimental, poetic as well as documentary, punctuated with other techniques and media such as scanners or material found on the Internet. Alternatively, the artist returns to installation with found objects when the photographic representation needs to be surpassed. Through still lifes and sets of the ordinary and the leftover, her approach persists in what's out of sight or ignored, revealing the potential of objects to make the viewer reflect on themselves.

With an interest in the archaeology of the Anthropocene and science in dialogue with Eastern mystical philosophy, the artist's recent projects show a strong concern for the ecological footprint of our civilisation.