A work that exists only once, made for you.

I write programs that draw. For a commission I start from your data, your colours or your space, and what comes out belongs to you alone.

Visitors among green and yellow projections during the INTRICADA event, Lume Studios, New York.
INTRICADA, Bright Moments New York (Lume Studios), 2023. Photo: @djsicoli

Venice, Paris, New York: my work in real places.

Artwork on a screen set in a gilded frame before a church altar, Bright Moments Venice.
Bright Moments Finale, Venice, 2024
The Destination on a large vertical screen in a white room, Bright Moments Paris.
The Destination, Bright Moments Paris, 2024
INTRICADA, Bright Moments New York (Lume Studios), 2023
Visitors beside an INTRICADA screen on an easel in a projection-covered room, Lume Studios, New York.
INTRICADA, Bright Moments New York (Lume Studios), 2023. Photo: @djsicoli

What a commission can be

  1. A work for your home

    A unique print on fine art paper, or a living piece on a screen, grown from your colours, a place or a date that matters to you.

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  2. A living work

    It runs in a browser, on your site or on a screen, and can move with your data.

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  3. Loops for screens

    4K videos, landscape or portrait, for a venue, a launch or a stage.

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  4. A licence

    An existing series on packaging, a print or a campaign.

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  5. A collaboration

    A series or a show built with a gallery, a platform or a festival.

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Case study

Gradient

Gradient, Tezos Foundation, 2025

The brief
For a Tezos Foundation campaign around Genuary 2025, an interactive work on the prompt "Gradients Only", delivered for the day of the prompt. The constraint: five sliders, so that each visitor composes their own version.
My answer
A system of three layers of isolines. Each slider opens a dimension: chance, the two base shapes, the thickness of the lines, the palette. The system is mine, the choices belong to the audience.
The result
Free and open to all, so that anyone could play with the algorithm: 1,330 versions composed by the public before it closed in February 2025.
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On stage

I also talk about this work on stage, to developers and creative people. Most recently, the closing keynote of Sunny Tech 2026.

A full amphitheatre for Camille Roux's closing keynote, Sunny Tech 2026.
Sunny Tech, closing keynote, 2026. Photo: Sunny Tech
Camille Roux on stage with three artworks on the screen behind him, DevFest Toulouse 2023.
DevFest Toulouse, closing keynote, 2023. Photo: DevFest Toulouse
A mosaic of Camille Roux's works on the screen behind him, Sunny Tech 2026.
Sunny Tech, closing keynote, 2026. Photo: Sunny Tech

Who I have worked with

Working together

It starts with a conversation. You tell me about the project and where the work will live. I come back with two or three directions grown from my system, we keep one, and I work on it until it is right. Depending on the project, you receive 4K videos, a live web piece, print-ready files or a signed print on fine art paper, with the uses we agreed on: exclusive or limited, by medium, territory and duration.

I work as a French sole proprietor with artist-author status, and you get an invoice. The price depends on what we make and how it will be used. Tell me your budget and I will tell you frankly what is possible. A licence takes a few weeks, a new work longer.

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A few lines are enough.

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