Celina Collot is a French-Mexican filmmaker & multidisciplinary artist based in Berlin.
Her work aims to capture the fluidity of human experience, often blending the real with the imagined, which reflects a nuanced exploration of identity and perception. Her approach avoids overt messaging, instead focusing on creating emotional connections that gradually unfold over time. Celina’s work subtly sneaks into the viewer’s consciousness, building a wave of empathy and reflection.
Her multidisciplinary practice spans film, photography, and generative visuals, rooted in experimentation. In her work, Celina draws from her diverse background to explore complex human emotions and the impermanence of contemporary life. She intentionally blends mediums and techniques to create visual narratives that move between reality and imagination, inviting viewers into a space where perception can shift and evolve.
Celina aims to establish a deeper emotional connection with audiences, offering subtle moments for contemplation and introspection. She focuses on creating pieces that resonate over time, encouraging conversations around identity, human connection, and the shifting dynamics of contemporary culture in this “liquid era” of constant change.