Bruno Pocheron (born 1968) studied visual arts in France, lives in Berlin and works in many places. He has been working internationally as technical director, light designer, set designer, sound designer or performer, notably with Isabelle Schad, Christine De Smedt, Lilia Mestre, Davis Freeman, Eszter Salamon, Marten Spangberg, Alice Chauchat, Alix Eynaudi, Juan Dominguez, Xavier Le Roy, Anne Juren, Martin Nachbar, An Kaler, Sasa Bozic, and Lito Walkey.

He initiated, with Isabelle Schad and Ben Anderson, the collaborative framework Good Work, concerned with the representation, and perception of the body onstage and in society. Good Work resulted in performances involving artists such as Martin Bélanger, Nuno Bizarro, Frédéric Gies, Hanna Hedman, Olivier Heinry, Benoît Lachambre and Manuel Pelmus.

He’s currently involved in projects with Isabelle Schad (Unturtled, Glazba/Musik), Judith Depaule (Corps de Femme Series), Anne Juren (Magical), Jana Unmüssig (Ast Im Auge).

He’s co-organizing Wiesen55, a collective working space under construction in Berlin-Wedding, and Gangplank, a collaborative network focusing on inter-media communication, relations between technology and art, and cross-overs between the fields at play in contemporary performance-making.

He develops open-source based interfaces allowing fluid communication between lights, sound and video and researches the dramaturgical impact of these elements.