Soukeyna Fall is a contemporary digital artist and researcher whose abstract works, created entirely without artificial intelligence, explore perception, identity, and movement through carefully built forms and layered compositions. Through her research project Beyond Generation, she brings art into dialogue with science and technology to ask what remains profoundly human in the age of AI.
Soukeyna Fall is a contemporary digital artist and researcher whose work explores perception, identity, movement, and the invisible connections that shape human experience.
Born in Dakar, Senegal, and based in France, she trained in business and graphic design at Next Advanced in Paris, a background that combines analytical thinking with visual precision. Every artwork is conceived and constructed by the artist herself through a meticulous creative process, using digital tools without any artificial intelligence. For her, digital art is defined not by technology but by the intention, sensitivity, and creative decisions behind each work.
Through carefully built forms, visual rhythms, and layered compositions, she creates abstract pieces that invite contemplation and multiple interpretations. Alongside her artistic practice, she leads the research project Beyond Generation, which brings contemporary art into dialogue with science and technology to ask what remains profoundly human in the age of artificial intelligence. Starting from questions about how we perceive and interpret the world, the research treats scientific concepts as points of departure rather than subjects to illustrate, and uses technology as a medium that takes her works beyond the static image into large-scale visual environments shaped by movement, light, space, and interaction. It evolves through visual experimentation, prototyping, interaction design, and collaboration with technological and scientific environments, and AI is explored within this process as a professional tool for experimentation, never as a substitute for artistic creation, so that the artist remains the author and initiator of the work.
In 2026, she contributed to the European Commission's Call for Evidence on an AI Strategy for the Cultural and Creative Sectors. Winner of the FOMAS Special Prize 2026, her work has been featured on Saatchi Art, Art Laguna World, Mondoir Gallery, and Artboxy, and exhibited internationally in Life Forms (Galerium, Canada), Abstract Zone (Exhibizone, Canada), Fox Yard Studio (United Kingdom), Paris Carrousel du Louvre, The Holy Art (Amsterdam), and Times Square (New York). She has been published in Artistonish, Novum Artis, and RevArt.
You'll like Soukeyna Fall if...
You appreciate art that makes you feel something before you can explain it. You’re curious about perception, identity, movement, and the beauty of seeing the world differently. You believe creativity should challenge boundaries, open conversations, and leave something behind.