Nathalie Kerschen

Nathalie Kerschen works at the inter­sec­tion of art and archi­tec­ture, bridging the gap between academic research and creative expression. A trained architect with a PhD in archi­tec­tur­al theory from McGill University (Montreal, 2023), she inves­ti­gates the rela­tion­ship between nature, animality and so-called ​“new” tech­nolo­gies in archi­tec­tur­al design, translating this research into artistic and curatorial projects that often use walking as method and medium. Her project ​“Urbs Animalis” (Academia Belgica Rome – Kultur | LX, 2023) and her curation of ​“Living Thresholds” (LUCA, 2025) explore lived cohab­i­ta­tion between human and non-human beings in urban envi­ron­ments. In residence at the Cité inter­na­tionale des arts in Paris (2025 – 26), she performed ​“Walk(ing) Paris,” examining feminine and feminist experiences of urban space through sit­u­a­tion­ist parcours and critical maps. Since 2026, she co-develops the platform TASTE (Trans­form­ing through Art, Science and Technology) at University of Luxembourg. Nathalie Kerschen lives and works in Luxembourg.