Anne Cindric

Anne Cindric is a French artist born in 1965 in close to Paris. Fascinated by the demonstrations of power and strength, Anne Cindric tries to represent them and to give to them body to show their appearances and weaknesses. Alumnus of the ENA (National School of Administration, the “school of power” in France), she puts a feminine and decorated look, where the decorative arts have a great part, on these universes of male domination.

Anne Cindric mixes various medias to represent a whole world, ambiguous, at the same time cruel and delicate, from tattooed torsos full of testosterone but stitched by red silk, fashionable African heads of state, heroes of fantasy, war people, knickknacks of the power, official productions, to the characters of video games or from the great history

The work of Anne Cindric was presented by the Centre Pompidou Metz, the Center of the National Monuments, the DRAC Limousin or the National Archives. Jean-Yves Jouannais, former editor-in-chief of Art Press, and author of the Encyclopedia of Wars in the Centre Pompidou, dedicated her a monography. Julie Crenn, art critic, nominated at the prize 2015 of the International Association of the Art critics, also wrote on her work in her collection ”A l’intérieur”. She was nominated as artist to follow by the magazine Télérama.