Sabrina Ratté

Sabrina Ratté is a Canadian artist based in Montreal. Her practice spans 3D animation, photogrammetry, analog video synthesis, digital printing, sculpture, and interactive installations, forming interconnected ecosystems across multiple platforms. Exploring the convergence of technology and biology, and the speculative evolution of our environment, her work is deeply informed by science fiction, philosophy, ecological thought, and occult traditions.

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Her recent projects delve into esoteric systems, animist mythologies, and ritualistic practices, merging ancestral knowledge with contemporary technological frameworks. These works expand her ongoing investigation into the porous boundaries between material and virtual realms, addressing the interplay between the organic, the synthetic, and the spiritual. Through immersive installations, interactive oracular systems, and hybrid landscapes, she evokes worlds devoid of humans—where the remnants of past civilizations coexist with speculative mythologies.

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Ratté’s work has been exhibited internationally at institutions such as the Laforet Museum (Tokyo), the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Centre Pompidou (Paris), the PHI Center (Montreal), the Max Ernst Museum (Brühl), and the Museum of the Moving Image (New York). She has presented solo exhibitions at Gaîté Lyrique (Paris), Fotografiska (Shanghai), Arsenal Contemporary Art (Montreal and New York), and MEET Digital Culture Center (Milan). Her work is part of the permanent collection of the Montreal Contemporary Art Museum.