Aurélie Pedron sees art as a vehicle for social cohesion. Her artistic processes aim at fostering altruism and the inclusion of people whose life trajectories fall outside the normative standards.

The artist creates immersive spaces that allow us to pause and reflect, both on ourselves and the state of the outside world, inviting us to explore new ways of connecting with one another. She fosters an understanding of existence through the body rather than the mind. Exploring both the personal and collective body, she offers a lived experience of the concept of togetherness through interconnected art systems that encourage the active presence of the audience: through their movements and responses to various suggestions, they nurture a state of presence—both to themselves and to others—allowing for the co-creation of the universe of perception around them. As such, her creations are ecosystems where all components (artists, audience, scenography) interact and influence one another. 

Aurélie Pedron surrenders to the revelations and discoveries of a creative process based on the inner journeys of marginalized artists and groups, allowing the artwork to emerge organically. With a strong commitment to the well-being of individuals and communities, she works to empower those who participate in her creations by giving them visibility and agency.

Aurélie upholds high ethical and artistic standards in her work. Her creative methods with marginalized populations are grounded in 10 years of field practice, as well as several sources of learning, including the teachings of a Taoist master in China. 

For Aurélie, art serves as a potential bridge between cultural or social realities that might otherwise not converge.