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Lucile Boiron b.1990 Paris, France
Lucile Boiron studied Applied Arts in Nantes before turning to photography as a natural step when she attended the Ecole Nationale Supérieure Louis-Lumière
in Paris. She actually lives and works in Paris. Longside her artistic practice, she also makes commissioned work. Her work has been published, among others, in M Magazine, Libération, Le Monde, Vice-France. Lucile’s work is part of the Municipal Fund of Contemporary Art of Paris (FMAC). Her last series Womb has been selected for the Libraryman awards and edited as a book. The prize recipients book was presented at the NY Art Book Fair in September 2019.
Lucile Boiron b.1990 Paris, France
Lucile Boiron studied Applied Arts in Nantes before turning to photography as a natural step when she attended the Ecole Nationale Supérieure Louis-Lumière
in Paris. She actually lives and works in Paris. Longside her artistic practice, she also makes commissioned work. Her work has been published, among others, in M Magazine, Libération, Le Monde, Vice-France. Lucile’s work is part of the Municipal Fund of Contemporary Art of Paris (FMAC). Her last series Womb has been selected for the Libraryman awards and edited as a book. The prize recipients book was presented at the NY Art Book Fair in September 2019.
Formation
Master en photographie, ENS Louis-Lumière, Saint-Denis, France, 2014
Prix et Nomination
Laureate du prix Libraryman Awards
Nomination pour le prix Foam Paul Huf Awards
Workshop
Artiste invitée, Atelier mené avec La Fabrique du regard, Le Bal, collège Maurice Utrillo, Paris, 2019.
Workshop photo, festival Le réel en vue, Thionville, 2018.
Master en photographie, ENS Louis-Lumière, Saint-Denis, France, 2014
Prix et Nomination
Laureate du prix Libraryman Awards
Nomination pour le prix Foam Paul Huf Awards
Workshop
Artiste invitée, Atelier mené avec La Fabrique du regard, Le Bal, collège Maurice Utrillo, Paris, 2019.
Workshop photo, festival Le réel en vue, Thionville, 2018.
EXPOSITIONS
2020
New visions Triennal, Henie Onstad Kunstsenter, Curated by Susanne Østby Sæther in collaboration with Behzad Farazollahi and Christian Tunge from artist run gallery Melk, Oslo.
2018 - 2019
Emerging Talents Festival, Young adventurers Chasing the Horizon, Mattatoio, Rome.
Photographier Paris, nouveaux regards sur la ville, Exposition collective, commissariat Fannie Escoulen, Anna Planas et Pierre Hourquet, Hôtel de Ville de Paris, Paris.
La zone, Young adventurers chasing the horizon, installation vidéo, Galerie Lumière des Roses, Montreuil
Festival Réel en vue, Young adventurers chasing the horizon, Installation photo et vidéo, Thionville
Festival Circulation(s), Young adventurers chasing the Horizon, installation photo
et vidéo, Le 104, Paris
Circulation(s) hors les murs,
Young adventurers chasing the Horizon, ARTE France, Issy-les-Moulinaux.
Attraction(s), Biennale de la photographie de Mulhouse, Internet Romance,
Musée des Beaux-Arts de Mulhouse.
Festival Jeune Création, Young adventurers chasing the horizon, Diaporama, ENSBA Paris
Photographier l’exil, sur une proposition du collectif VOST, EHESS, Paris
Quinzaine de la photographie Nantaise,Young adventurers chasing the horizon, Diaporama, L’Atelier, Nantes.
2017
Prix Dauphine pour l’art contemporain,Young adventurers chasing the horizon, Université Paris-Dauphine, Paris.
What’s up Photodoc,
Salon de la Photographie documentaire, Espace les Blancs-manteaux, Paris.
ARTICLES
Lucile Boiron, Chairs sur le vif, Libération Next, culture, Jérémy Piette, 16 septembre 2019
De la photographie considérée comme pratique anthropophagique, Fabien Ribéry, l'Intervalle, 5 octobre 2019
Womb, L'observatoire magazine, Portfolio, Texte Suzan Van Borkum, novembre 2019
Womb, Portfolio et couverture, texte de Julien Hory, Fisheye n°37, juillet 2019
A propos de l’exposition Attraction(s) Biennale de la photographie de mulhouse, Etienne Hatt, Art Press, juillet 2018
Du sang neuf au 104, Causette, mars 2018
Der Grief, online magazine, Friendship and encounters, Rebecca Topakian, octobre 2017