Jade Boissin

Born in Paris in 1992, she lives and works near Nantes.

Jade Boissin obtained a DNSEP in 2016 at the Nantes School of Fine Arts, with honors for the master's degree. She continued her training by obtaining with honors a master's degree "Expertise of cultural professions and institutions" at the University of Nantes in 2018.

Among his personal exhibitions: 2024 - A witch like the others, Galerie Jean-Louis Ramand , Aix en Provence. 2023 - The Egg and the Hen, Joseph Denais Museum, Beaufort-en-Vallée, Faux-Semblants, Labanque, Bethune. In 2022 - Atout Coeur, Modern and Contemporary Art Fund, Montluçon. In 2021 - Family Dinner, Atelier Alain Lebras, Nantes

Group exhibitions (selection): in 2023 - Scènes Plurielles, Jean-Louis Ramand gallery, Aix-en-Provence. In 2020 - Participation in the 17th Biennale of Contemporary Art in Champigny-sur-Marne. In 2017 - Tanta Roba, The Public House, Rome, Painting, she says #2, Museum of Fine Arts of Dole, curated by Julie Crenn, Annabelle Ténèze, Amélie Lavin. In 2016, David-Weill Prize, Academy of Fine Arts of Paris.

“[…] Collective scenes that generate stories in which we can project ourselves. Because it is the collective and intimate imagination that Jade Boissin wishes to reach. She draws her references from history, cinema, literature and art history to talk about the structuring of groups within our societies. To implement what binds us.” Excerpt from the text of the exhibition Atout Coeur by Julie Crenn - 2022