MARSHMALLOW LASER FEAST
Louise Deschamps currently serves as the Communications and Content Manager at Marshmallow Laser Feast since April 2025. Previously, Louise held the position of Chargée de communication numérique at Musée Rodin from January 2022 to April 2025 and worked in Marketing and Communications at Fondation Giacometti between September 2020 and October 2021. From March 2019 to August 2021, Louise was the Digital and Broadcasting Officer at ÚNA: Uniting Narratives with Arts, focusing on community engagement, media planning, and broadcasting for digital audiences. Early career experiences include roles as a Writer and Producer at Cut Adrift, a Marketing and Communications Intern at Horzair, and a Corporate Receptionist at Phone Régie. Academic qualifications include a Master of Arts joint honours in History of Art and Digital Media from the University of Glasgow and a Master's degree in Advertising and Marketing from Leeds University Business School.
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MARSHMALLOW LASER FEAST
Marshmallow Laser Feast (MLF) is an experiential art collective, their work reinterprets the idea of human perception and experience. Employing a wealth of creative disciplines and underpinned by research, inviting participants to navigate with a sensory perception beyond the everyday. In collaboration with artists, scientists, musicians, poets, programmers, engineers and many more makers, MLF has been leaving a slug trail of sensory experiences as they journey through the cosmos. Fusing architectural tools, contemporary imaging techniques and performance with tactile forms, they sculpt spaces that lay dormant until animated by playful investigation. MLF has exhibited internationally, from London to New York, Melbourne to Seoul. Their works have been included in major exhibitions at institutions including; ACMI, Barbican Centre, YCAM, DDB Seoul, Sundance Film Festival, Quartier des Spectacles, Montreal, SXSW, Phi Centre and Lisbon Architectural Triennale. Their works have been featured in publications such as; the Guardian, New Scientist, Wired, Independent, Creative Review and more.