Camille Regli on performativity in art, the importance of collaboration and community, and the impact of technology on identity.

In this conversation, Camille Regli discusses her curatorial practice and the upcoming exhibition at Zeller van Almsick, focusing on the theme of 'Fragmented Subjectivity.' She explores the role of performativity in art, the importance of collaboration and community, and the impact of technology on identity. Regli reflects on historical contexts and contemporary challenges, emphasizing the need for experimentation and political discourse in art. The discussion also highlights her personal experiences and the unique cultural landscape of Vienna.Camille Regli is an independent curator based in Zurich and Biel/Bienne, Switzerland. During her London years, she worked with galleries such as Lisson Gallery, Richard Saltoun, and Luxembourg & Dayan, as well as institutions including the Swiss Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, the Istanbul Biennale, and the Centre d’art contemporain Genève. In 2020, she co-founded contemporary art centre KRONE COURONNE in Biel/Bienne, which she still runs and co-directs. Her curatorial work is shaped by an ongoing interest in the performativity of bodies and spaces, theatricality, and the use of speculative fiction and feminist readings to challenge reflection and foster collective imagination. She has curated exhibitions with the curatorial collective Collectif Détente, and collaborated with institutions including Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Kunsthaus Biel/Centre d’art Bienne, and the City of Geneva. In 2023–24, she was a scientific collaborator in the “Art Fundamentals” class at EPFL’s School of Architecture in Lausanne. Most recently, in 2025, she was invited as section curator at the art fair STAGE Bregenz.