Biography

Amandine Bollard has been studying at the University of Paris IV in Hispanic Literature and Civilization, then continued his study in Photography and Multimedia of the University at Paris VIII.

She traveled tirelessly in search of photos which capture the diversity of today's world, especially the ones of changing societies. She has made numerous reports in South Korea, Spain, Cyprus, Venezuela.

Always with a warm and attentive photographic record, she is particularly interested in relationships between people and their surroundings. She then took many photos about towns, its human aspect or other daily events.

She is now receiving orders from several film festivals and also participating in some reportages and iconograpic researches in some magazines such as the Nouvel Observateur, Maison Francaise ...

Exhibitions:

• In the mood for Asia, collective exhibition, Dorothy’s gallery and L’œil ouvert, Paris, 2006.
• Where did you sleep last night?, collective exhibition, Cornershop, Paris, 2006.
• Le printemps bolivarien, Town hall, 2nd district, Paris, 2006.
• Folies ordinaires, University of Seoul, Korea, 2005.
• Venezuela, vers une alternative sociale, University of Paris VIII / Saint-Denis, 2004.
• L’âge de l’eau, collective fresco exhibition, commissioned by the General Council of Seine-Saint-Denis (93) pour la Biennial of Environment and Sustainable Development, 2002.
• Escenas del Interior, Argentina, French Alliance of Buenos Aires, 1998.

Publications:

• Casa de Velazquez, cover photos and portraits of resident artists in the annual catalog, 2007.
• Editions Didier, cover photos and illustrations for manuals in Spanish and French for Foreigners, 2004-2007.
• Editions of l’Harmattan, illustrations for the collection of poems Purgatoire, 2005.