Vie Silencieuse is an interactive video installation aiming to criticize the social pressure that applies to the female body. As a woman, I constantly feel judged on my appearance. Therefore, I have created a connected sculpture that allows visitors to explore still-lives of my fragmented body in motion. These videos are created from 3D compositions that are scanned from my body and turned into digital landscapes. This brings to light new perspectives of the female body and its representations. Experiencing the sculpture, visitors are asked to contemplate and interact with my body through a set of touch events. By doing so, this project questions these conventional representations of the body that are informed by our society, as well as the pressure of the external gaze on my own appearance.