Melanie’s art, deeply inspired by her Peruvian heritage, blends traditional mediums
like pastel, acrylic, and watercolor with modern digital techniques. This fusion
bridges ancestral wisdom and contemporary expression, celebrating themes of
faith, gratitude to nature, and family values. Her work often portrays humans
transforming into natural elements, honoring Pachamama (Mother Earth), and
reflecting humanity’s profound connection to the natural world.
Through powerful visual metaphors of nature reclaiming industrial structures and
traditional wisdom overcoming modern greed, Melanie advocates for sustainability,
reciprocity, and balance. Her art fosters a rich dialogue between past and present,
exploring the dynamic interplay between nature, technology, and human
connection.
The continuous movement in her work symbolizes the evolving
relationship between tradition and innovation, and between humans and nature.
By integrating the Inca’s deep respect for nature with advanced technology, Melanie
not only celebrates her cultural heritage but also draws symbols that underscore
the enduring relevance of timeless values. Her art highlights the ongoing evolution
of cultural and ecological ideals, advocating for a harmonious balance in the
modern world.

Mélanie Chappuis is a Creative Technologist based in London and studied at the
Central Saint Martins. She is passionate about fine art, filmmaking, video editing,
art direction, photography, performance design, and the intersection of art and
technology.
With a decade of experience in the creative industry, she has worked with Vogue
International, Suburbia, Dior, Levis, Dr. Martens, Marc Jacobs, Tiffany & Co., Love

Magazine, London Design Festival, playing a critical role in deploying campaign-
leading interactive installations and various digital experiences. Her exploration of

Music, Fashion, Visual Arts, and Technology uses the body as an interface for
learning and creativity.

Since the age of 16, Mélanie has been cultivating her career as an artist, drawing
inspiration from her Peruvian heritage and the rich tapestry of South American
civilizations, particularly the Inca. She crafts immersive sensory experiences across
diverse art forms, celebrating her profound connection to family, personal beliefs,
and Latin American culture. Mélanie has showcased her artworks at prestigious venues including the Saatchi Gallery, Tate Modern, Neo Shibuya TV, Secret Art Gallery, New Media Art, and many others worldwide. Her artworks aim to bridge cultural and historical narratives with modern technological advancements, creating a unique blend that resonates
deeply with diverse audiences. This cultural inspiration enriches her projects,
infusing them with vibrant, ancestral elements that honor her Peruvian roots while
exploring contemporary modes of expression and interaction.