Born in 1983 and originally from Nantes, Amélie Scotta is a French artist who graduated in Art from La Cambre in Brussels and in Design from HEAR in Strasbourg. Winner of various awards and artistic residencies, including the Prix Cocof, the Prix Carré sur Seine, the Casa Velazquez, and the Cité Internationale des Arts, she regularly exhibits in Belgium and abroad. Her work explores landscape and habitat through a sensitive approach to color and material, oscillating between drawing, print, and sculpture.
Working with patience and rigor, she favors drawing for its material simplicity and richness, using line and geometry to evoke movement, progression, and repetition. Her relationship with architecture also leads her to sculpture and projects in public spaces.
In her recent works, Amélie Scotta questions urban dynamics, the impermanence and fragility of structures, revealing a dialogue between creation, alteration, excess, and fragility.
Her projects, such as the Réclusoirs series, highlight the tension between shelter and confinement, memory and contemporary space.
Éléphants blancs, Under Construction Gallery, Paris
Drawing Room, contemporary drawing exhibition, La Panacée, Montpellier
Clos, open studio, Casa de Velázquez, Madrid
Garde fou, Under Construction Gallery, Paris
Veilleuse, solo exhibition as part of “Art Au Centre #5,”Liège
Curtain Walls, Schoonjans Gallery, Espace Rivoli, Brussels
Built, Grège Gallery, Donck Studio, Brussels
ART ON PAPER AMSTERDAM, Gashouder Westergas
Art ON PAPER BRUSSELS, Tour & Taxis, Gare Maritime.
40x10, The Moonens Foundation.
WOMEN IN ART, Biennale, Vanderborght Building.
ART ON PAPER BRUSSELS, Tour & Taxis, Gare Maritime.
URBAN WHISPERS, Espace Qartier, Bourse station.
SIZE MATTERS, Museum MORE, Gorssel.
The Moonens Foundation, Brussels
Casa de Velázquez, Académie de France, Madrid
Cité Internationale des Arts, Paris
Residences-Workshops
Vivegnis International (RAVI), Liège
Domaine de la Falize, Rhisnes
Le Bel Ordinaire, Billère
Boghossian Foundation, Villa Empain, Brussels
RAU #07, Group A and Ville
Renouvelée, Maison du projet de la Lainière, Roubaix
Young Graphic Designers Prize (first prize winner), Editions Bayard, Paris (FR)
Animated Film Prize (finalist), Premiers Plans Festival, Angers (FR)
Young Talent Award (winner), Art & Care Prize, Philips and Artsper, Palais de Tokyo, Paris (FR)
Canson Art School Award #06 (first prize winner), 59 rue Rivoli, Paris
Moonens Foundation Prize (winner), Brussels
Des Amis de La Cambre Favorite Award (finalist), Brussels
Médiatine Prize (finalist), Brussels
Art Contest Prize (finalist), Brussels
ADAGP Artist's Book Revelation Prize (finalist), Paris
Carré sur Seine Prize (second prize winner), Boulogne-Billancourt
Cocof Prize (winner), La Médiatine, Brussels
Out of the Box Prize (winner), La Médiatine, Brussels
School Prize (winner), La Médiatine, Brussels
Pierre David-Weill Drawing Prize (finalist), Académie des Beaux-Arts, Paris
Artistic Prize of the City of Tournai, medieval cellar of the Tourist Office, Tournai
École de Design Nantes-Atlantique, industrial design
École Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Nantes, preparatory year
HEAR Strasbourg, DNAP and DNSEP in graphic communication (honors)
La Cambre Brussels, Master's degree in visual arts, drawing workshop (high honors)