Camille Belmin is a researcher, artist, art–science curator, and lecturer, working independently and at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis. Her work explores the narratives and modes of communication that shape socio-ecological transformations, as well as population–environment–gender issues.

In the past years, she has been leading and contributing to several collectives and projects that bridge art and science. She is the founder of  Ecoslay, an independent artistic research initiative that pushes the boundaries of climate science communication, drawing on the language and aesthetics of popular culture to engage diverse audiences with ecological concerns. She is also an active member of Science Meets Art, a non-profit that fosters dialogue between artists and scientists while curating exhibitions and collaborative processes at the intersection of both fields.

In her artistic practice, Belmin works with installation, lecture performance, and text, often collaborating with metabolic processes—from composting and fermentation to social metabolism.

She hold a PhD in sociology from Humboldt University, Berlin.

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