Born in Angers in 1999, Céleste Moneger lives and works in Paris.
She studied at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, as well as at the École des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, and also attended an exchange course at Centrale Saint Martins in London.

Céleste’s work is conceived as an exploration of narrative modes, between first-person stories and science fiction tales, at the frontier of film essai. To observe our world, observe the acts of collusion that forces it, in search of a back door. She diverts established codes to highlight the hidden contours of our patterns and biases, which she renegotiates through short films. These formal experiments allow her to address the nature of human relationships at certain periods of our lives, and to artistically approach the transition from one age to another, and the sometimes minute evolutions that take place. Appearances and superficiality become material for her to scratch, revealing more subterranean and interior phenomena.