Kiki is an artist and filmmaker who works with memory, image, and emotion as materials to create viscerally resonant stories. Her films and performances are concerned with what isn’t easily explained—the why beneath behavior, the space between reaction and revelation. Her work is a search for truth: for understanding the personal through the lens of the universal.

With a strong instinct for aesthetics, Kiki brings a rich visual language to her films and performances, evoking emotion through intentional design and often using varying formats of film and video.

Her feature documentary FEMMEfille, centered on French pop icon Isabelle Caro, was selected for the IDFA Forum, aired on ARTE, ZDF, YLE, and SVT, and now streams on Amazon. Her narrative and experimental projects—Girl and a Gun, Pigeon, and others—reflect her ongoing commitment to exploring feeling through form.

Alongside her independent work, Kiki is a sought-after director, creative consultant, and collaborator. She worked with conceptual artist Lawrence Weiner on what would become his final two films, Water in Milk Exists and Dirty Eyes—projects that merged conceptual rigor with cinematic language. She has directed branded and commercial campaigns for Cadillac, Le Labo, Lexus, Ray-Ban, Prada, Le Meridien, and others, bringing her emotionally grounded, visually refined sensibility into commercial and editorial contexts.

Through her company Go Parachute, Kiki provides creative development and production consulting for narrative and documentary films, collaborating with clients including The Sundance Institute, Multitude Films, LFR Industries, Studio 34, and 40 Cows LLC. In 2024, one of the films she contributed to—Only Girl in the Orchestra, produced by Lisa Remington and directed by Mollie O’Brien—won the Academy Award for Best Documentary Short.

Whether working independently or in collaboration, Kiki’s work always carries with it a love for aesthetic, respect for emotion as intelligence and the importance of story as understanding. She is currently developing a feature film and an original television series.