Summary
Louise Lessél is a Danish-born New Media Artist and Lead Creative Technologist based in New York with over a decade of experience designing immersive installations, projection mapping, and performance-driven real-time systems. She leads technical pipelines and R&D for live performance, XR, and experiential environments at institutions and studios such as Rockwell Group, DE-YAN, and NYU, while running an independent practice and the artist duo uberørt. Louise bridges experimental prototyping and large-scale deployment using tools like TouchDesigner, Unreal, Unity, custom shaders, and motion-capture, often tightly coupling visuals to live sound and scenography. As an Adjunct Professor at NYU ITP she teaches architectural projection mapping and mentors students on translating conceptual ideas into robust technical implementations. Her work uniquely explores how light, sound, and computation reshape collective perception and narrative in space, with projects ranging from experimental opera to brand and museum exhibitions. Fluent in both creative direction and low-level technical execution, she thrives where artistic ambition meets production-grade systems engineering.
10 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Medialogy, Bachelor's degree, Medialogy at Aalborg University
Bachelor's Degree, two courses, Bachelor's Degree, two courses at Copenhagen Business School
Bachelor's Degree, Digital Media and Design, Bachelor's Degree, Digital Media and Design at IT-Universitetet i København
Master's degree, Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP), Animation, Interactive Technology, Video Graphics and Special Effects, Master's degree, Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP), Animation, Interactive Technology, Video Graphics and Special Effects at New York University
Independent Study, University Courses, Independent Study, University Courses at Coursera.org
High School, High School at Frederiksborg Gymnasium
Bachelor's Degree, single course, Bachelor's Degree, single course at Roskilde University
High School, High School at Centennial High School
Danish, English, Japanese, German