Flowers of the Glacier
Amphibia
Insularias
Sounding Sound
Le feu tue les yeux de la Nuit
Cam
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*intent*
Navigating Turbulence
Elon Kierre
Scrying into a Shell
Ballard in Albisola
Writings - Home Shores
- Navigating Turbulence
Cyane Findji’s interdisciplinary practice involves using documentary filmmaking as a process based methodology to share ecological narratives that connect human-and-other bodies, especially bodies of water, and investigate ways of bridging artistic and scientific research. Her work is practice-based, situated, collaborative and guided by relationalities of care within an ecofeminist framework.
Her latest short documentary film Amphibia (2024), tells the story of a young marine biologist who encounters her amphibious self while performing fieldwork in the shallow waters of the Baltic Sea Archipelago. The process of making the film led her to Home Shores (2024) which investigates how documentary fieldwork can serve as both a method and a context to engage with the complex narratives of contemporary environmental crises.
As a duo with Myriam Gras, she is currently directing a short documentary film entitled Flowers of the Glacier (2026), which focuses on three generations of women scientists encountering over the discovery of a forgotten herbarium, and the surrounding multispecies ecologies amid the melting glaciers of Arctic Sweden.
She recently graduated with an MA in Visual Cultures, Curating and Contemporary Art from Aalto University, Helsinki (FI) in 2024. Previously, she completed a BA in Fine Arts from ECAL/University of Art and Design, Lausanne (CH) followed by a curatorial internship at MAMCO/Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Geneva (CH).
In parallel to her artistic practice she has worked as a curator and producer, on art events such as *intent* (2024), Helsinki Biennial Art Mediation Forum (2023) and Elon Kierre (2022). She also works as an art technician.