Anne Balthazard

Anne Balthazard, a graduate of the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, deploys her work between sculpture, ceramics, drawing, engraving, installation and DIY.

Her practice is rooted in an attention to gestures, materials and transformation processes. She conceives each piece as a proposal, an open hypothesis, which questions its own possibilities.
His plastic research is based on meetings and exchanges, in particular through participatory projects carried out within associative structures.
His work gives the mind the freedom to move, to transform and to reveal itself in a different way.

In particular, she is involved in the Auberfabrik project and has co-built projects with La Semeuse at Laboratoires d'Aubervilliers. His work was also presented as part of the Nuit Blanche in Aubervilliers.
It develops transdisciplinary collaborations, through choreographic creations and projects combining a multifaceted artistic approach: choreographic shows, research and artistic workshops.
She contributes to the project Nothing to see, RàV #1, LAVITRINE in Limoges, with Thomas Anquetin, Mathilde Dufour, Fred Guzda, Gunther Ludwig, Emilie Satre, Clémence Thébault and Thomas Wattebled.

Since 2023, she has been organizing with Frédéric Prat a cycle of exhibitions and meetings entitled Machining at the Chapal factory in Montreuil.

Residence -The Guardians of the Sea