Célestin Meunier, born in France in 1993, is a Berlin-based media artist specialising in systems, video, and installation. He is completing a Master in Design & Computation at Universität der Künste Berlin / Technische Universität Berlin, an interdisciplinary program at the intersection of art, science, society and technology, where his research spans mythology, semantic spaces, and embeddings as an art form, graduating in October 2026. His work explores the intersection of mythology and technology, using algorithmic practices and real-time audio-visual systems to build performative storytelling environments, often developed in collaboration with sound artists. Meunier's works have been shown at the Bärenzwinger in Berlin and realised in collaboration with Residenz Theater. He is also the founder of Public Shorts, a 24/7 video festival in Berlin, and of Kanapé Studio, a network of artists, designers, and researchers building shared platforms and collaborative projects. Meunier's practice bridges myth and machine, creating systems and spaces that invite reflection on how technology reshapes narrative and meaning.