Mickael Ravovski is a contemporary French artist known for his immersive and monumental installations that combine light, sound, and technology. His artistic practice focuses on creating site-specific works that interact with architecture and public space, exploring themes such as perception, collective memory, and the human condition. His most celebrated works include "La Forêt Monumentale" in Rouen, an imposing forest of luminous trees; "L'Attrape-cœurs," a poetic installation of suspended hearts; and "Superstition," which plays with popular symbols and beliefs. His creations, often ephemeral, have been featured at major international events, including the Nuit Blanche in Paris and numerous light festivals across Europe. Ravovski has received wide recognition for his ability to temporarily transform the perception of everyday places, inviting the public to a sensory and reflective experience.