Emmanuelle Aussedat studied at
the Beaux Arts Institute of Paris
from 1975 to 1980 when she
received her degree. She was
awarded grants for research and
artistic creation in 1980 and 1981
and creates in 1985 the
lithographic studio “La Bęte ŕ
Cornes”. Her artistic creation
expands abroad starting 1984
with exhibitions in the
Netherlands, in Japan, England
and Australia as well as a tenures
as Artist in Residence at the
Valparaiso Mojacar foundation in
Spain, the Helsinki Residence in
Finland or the LAC on Reunion
Island. Her work is present in
many public collections, museums
and libraries and she exhibits
regularly in France and abroad. The work of Emmanuelle
Aussedat inspires a fascination
for the black color through its
expressive power and sensuality. With her painting which is both
structured and lyrical, emerge
from a dark light in a syncopic
rhythm, lines lifted from a
barcoded world mutating into
forests.
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