Clément Mancini is a French contemporary artist who lives and works in
Paris.
After his studies in graphic arts, he moved to Lyon for 6 years where he
developed a work of murals paintings in which abstraction took more and
more importance.
Close to his graffiti roots and to the energy that emanates from the street,
he seeks to reinterpret in his works this energy mixing balance in compo-
sition and movement, as in the treatment of line and texture.
Now working mainly in his studio, he loves to shake up his painting prac-
tice.and techniques, he describes his work as constantly evolving.
Camille Lévêque (1985) is a freelance photographer born and raised in Paris, France.
She graduated from university in Paris with a degree in Fine Arts and Literature. Along those years she taught herself photography as well as the technicalities of a dark chamber. After graduating, she traveled worldwide for several years and documented her travels in black and white with analog equipment. From 2007 to 2008 she lived in Armenia, where she was commissioned by the French Embassy and the UNHCR to assemble a year-long reportage on post Karabagh war refugees situation in Armenia. Back in Paris she was then an intern for the agency Tendance Floue, and studio assistant for food industry shoots. In 2010 she started working as an Editorial Assistant for MAGNUM PHOTOS in Paris, to eventually move back to the US in 2011 in order to focus on personal projects.
Her works have been featured on various publications, online and in print, and have been exhibited in the US and in Europe.
She is founder and member of LIVE WILD collective and the co-founder of publishing house ORPHEUS STANDING ALONE.