Tag: Noemie Goudal

Noémie Goudal (b. 1984, Paris, France) works at the intersection of photography, sculpture and performance, constructing hybrid landscapes that test the line between the natural and the fabricated. Her images often begin as meticulously built installations—paper backdrops, staged architectures, layered props—inserted into real environments. The result is a world that feels both ancient and invented, where geological time meets theatrical construction.

Goudal’s practice probes how landscapes are imagined, recorded and mythologised, revealing the fragility of what we consider “natural.” Through illusion, scale and slow-burning tension, she turns each photograph or film into a site of inquiry—an environment where perception unravels and the earth becomes a stage for time itself.