ABOUT

Anne Brenner lives and works in Paris.

She graduated from the Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Paris and holds a degree in Plastic Arts, Panthéon-Sorbonne.

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Multidisciplinary artist, she explores the ecosystem of the living through painting and photography.

Her work is structured around two bodies of work, the animal and the human.

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Anne Brenner sets up infrared cameras to obtain nocturnal photos of bears and wolves in their natural environment. Back in her studio, she creates series of paintings and photographs using the plastic process.

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By painting young models with fluid identities, she suggests a hybridization where humans and nature influence each other, intertwine and coexist.

Her works question the intimate relationships between human bodies and the natural world, placing humans as a vulnerable extension of the global ecosystem.

Anne Brenner's paintings question the relationships between the subject and their environment.

Anne Brenner has exhibited in France at the Centre Georges Pompidou, the Cité des Sciences et des Arts de La Villette and the Royal Academy of Arts in London.

 

She has participated in residencies in Canada, Australia and Italy.

Her works are present in numerous collections in France and abroad.