Born in France in 1976, Pierre Larauza is a cross-disciplinary artist involved in individual and collective projects within and across several fields (architecture, video, photography, set design, and digital media). In 1999, Larauza co-founded the association Trajection(s) with Emmanuelle Vincent.

Larauza has degrees from the School of Fine Arts in Bordeaux, France (DNAP in 1998), the School of Multimedia in Sydney, Australia (2001), and the School of Architecture at Paris-la-Villette (2004). He was a research assistant at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University and worked as an assistant with Map Office on the Pearl River Delta Project, a project that received the prestigious Inspiration Award of the International Architecture Biennale in Rotterdam in May 2003. Ongoing projects include a visual essay on prostitution spaces for HK lab 2 (Hong Kong: Map Book Publishers, forthcoming 2004), guest edited by Laura Ruggeri.

Larauza is presently conducting research on 'space/non-place' and on the movement of the subjective body (his own as the "videographer") and has participated in numerous group exhibitions (Rotterdam Biennale, Sydney Video Festival, Paris, Bordeaux, etc.)

He was through t.r.a.n.s.i.t.s.c.a.p.e in art residence in Hong Kong in autumn 2003 at Videotage. With Emmanuelle Vincent they directed the video-dance Over the Game.

He is presently conducting research on "Paysages rhizomatiques" (Rhizomatic Landscapes), an urban analysis system. He has been nominated for the competition Minimaousse organized by the French Institute of Architecture (IFA).