Jérémie Pujau is a French artist and filmmaker based in Berlin.

His artistic work takes the form of performances, videos, sculptures, photographs, books, documentaries, and installations. He is interested in the relationships between image, politics, and public space, as well as in collective behavior, narratives of power, and the ability of art to act within the social sphere. His work has notably been featured by Les Inrockuptibles, Le Figaro, France Info, Le Parisien, Sud-Ouest, and La Charente Libre. In 2017, his documentary Voyage au Territoire du M² Artistique, devoted to the work of Fred Forest, was presented at the Centre Pompidou as part of the artist’s retrospective. In 2018, his project Mise à jour received a response from President Emmanuel Macron. For the 2025/26 session, he joins ENDA — École nationale d’art de Paris, an institution of the Biennale de Paris.

Alongside this practice, he has developed an ongoing activity in film and audiovisual production as a director, cameraman, editor, colorist, and DIT. This dual activity nurtures an approach to the image that is both critical and concrete, in which artistic research remains in constant dialogue with the experience of shooting and post-production. He collaborates with artists, cultural institutions, and international productions, notably for Netflix, Constantin Film, and X Filme. In 2016, he took part in the shooting of Human Flow by Ai Weiwei in the Middle East. He also works regularly for ARTE as a colorist, notably on the series Unhappy, one of the channel’s most notable recent formats among younger audiences, with more than 3 million views across streaming platforms.