Jérôme Hutain is a Lille-based audiovisual artist and researcher specializing in digital practices. Founder of the ZE LABO collective and the Paysages Électroniques festival, he has spent over a decade exploring the intersections of sound, image, and public space.

His work engages with the concept of industrial heritage revitalized through digital art—as evidenced by his recent project *RBXRMX*, developed with the Mutante collective in Roubaix. Through installations, live performances, and immersive setups, he examines how contemporary technologies can resonate with urban memories and forgotten architecture.

For LPM Rome, Jérôme Hutain presents a live A/V set rooted in deep, atmospheric techno, where sound becomes sculptural material and imagery transforms into a shifting landscape. Blending techno soundscapes with deep atmospheric textures, the performance creates a floating space-time that is simultaneously organic and digital.