Nathalie CIRINO

Born in 1972 in Germany, Nathalie Cirino grew up in the South of France where her interest in Art emerged. After a degree in "Art, Communication, Languages" at the University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis, she moved to Offenburg, Germany (1993-2000). 

She obtained her diploma as a journeyman stonecutter-sculptor in Freiburg (1997-2000). 

In Pécs, Hungary (2001-2002), she creates her first works, participates in an International Symposium of Monumental Sculpture whose work becomes public and her small formats integrate the permanent collection of the Museum of Nagyatàd. 

In 2005, in Latin America (Costa Rica), she creates her series of "Nomads", participates in solo and group exhibitions. She creates a public work within the framework of the international symposium of Barva where she represents France. 

She shares the workshop, in Hungary as well as in Costa Rica, with renowned sculptors, professors of the National School of Fine Arts. 

Returning to France in 2007, she settled in Sologne (Centre-Val de Loire Region). She is at the origin of the Biennial of contemporary monumental sculpture in Chaumont-sur-Tharonne. 

Parallel to her work, she has been working since 2002 on artistic projects in various structures in ordinary and specialized environments. In 2013, she obtained her diploma as an art therapist at the Faculty of Medicine of Tours and practices her profession with children and adolescents with disabilities. 

Since 2009, she lives, creates and works in Romorantin in the Loir et Cher.