Aude Carbone

We could go on and on about the haphazard course of study and endless life wanderings that have led Aude Carbone to do what she does today, but we'd soon hear even the most assiduous beanpoles snoring. Essentially self-taught, 2012 marked a fundamental break in her graphic and artistic approaches, notably with the discovery of silkscreen printing. From then on, his productions began to delve into the viscera of real-life experiences, and dig deep into the heart of contemporary issues, to become pictorial metaphors in which everyone can find themselves. The practice of silkscreen printing since 2013 and more recently sculpture enable her to bring another dimension to her work. Refining her manual printing technique over the past 10 years, the ever-increasing superimposition of colors gives her characters a vibrant discourse, while sculpture brings them to life.