Wound

Vincent Jondeau, Camila von Hein

Vincent Jondeau Vincent Jondeau is a French filmmaker and artist based in Berlin. After an initial degree in human sciences, he completed a double master’s in media arts in Paris, followed by further training in photography at the Ostkreuzschule in Berlin. His work has been shown at events such as Berlin Science Week, the Biennale Photo Mulhouse, Regensburg Short Film Week, and Festival Imagésanté in Liège, where he received the Environment and Health Prize in 2025. In 2023, he co-founded the production company Cinema Povera and is member of several collectives such as IOpener and Make-up Space. He has also taken part in several artist residencies, notably at Kintai Arts in Lithuania and at the ONSITE Residency in Berlin. His filmic and photographic work seeks to develop ecological forms of narrative, questioning the human gaze and incorporating the perspective and memory of other beings. His practice is also nourished by interdisciplinary collaborations with performers, dancers, and researchers. Alongside his artistic work, he is active in artistic heritage preservation as an archivist, collaborating with institutions such as the Wim Wenders Foundation and the Alfred Ehrhardt Foundation. ____ Camila von Hein Camila von Hein is a Berlin-based dancer, performer and choreographer. Her academic background is in anthropology, which deeply informs her theoretical and methodological approach – participatory observation, collaborative practices, semi-structured and narrative interviews, as well as embodied practices, all of which feed into her creative work. She trained professionally at the Berlin Dance Institute in order to reshape and sharpen bodily perspectives on being in the world and relating to it.In her artwork, she explores the theme of exhaustion, moving from its human and societal dimensions towards an ecological layer, reflecting on the burnout of the Earth. She has participated in performance projects with artists such as Maria Marta Colusi, Jessica Gaynor and Luana Rossetti, and performed with the collective DramArt in Progress. Her last solo performance, Semipermeable, conceived together with Lydia Liehm, was presented at Pandora Art Gallery in the context of the CTM Festival.