Born in Paris in 1994, Jérémie Danon studied at the Beaux-Arts de Paris, where he developed his practice in the atelier of Clément Cogitore. During his studies, he made short films and installations combining paintings, videos, photographs and sound works. 

Using hybrid forms that combine fiction and documentary, Jérémie envisions his projects as opportunities for the extraordinary protagonists of the ordinary to be heard and seen. Thanks to their strong narrative potential, they help him to question reality. 

One of his projects saw Danon spend two years working as a volunteer in the Jean Wier workshop for visual expression at the Eps – Erasme psychiatric hospital. He went on to run mixed arts workshops to help people reintegrate into society after prison. These encounters gave rise to Plein air, a film that is in the collections of the Fondazione In Between Art Film (Italy) and the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris -MAM.

For 2024 and 2025, Danon is preparing two new video productions, invited by the Nouveau printemps in Toulouse and the Biennale de Lyon.