List of products by brand Clémence Amette
PERSONAL EXHIBITIONS
Paris
2019
Gallery store_HCS - Paris 9ème
2018
Café Les Entretien - Paris 10ème
2017
Showroom Le marché noir Paris - 3ème
Permanent Restaurant Cod House Paris - 6ème
2016
Café La Jaja Paris - 16ème
2015
Café Le postiche - Paris 2ème
2015
Gallery Hopshop éphémère - Paris 2ème
Permanent Hostel 3 Poussins - Paris 9ème
2013
Gallery Studio C41 - Elisa Benzaquem (le Klay le Blanche, le Ken Club) - Paris 17ème
2011
Showroom Hamm Fazioli - Paris 14ème
2010
Gallery OFR - Paris 3ème
Marseilles
2019
Gallery Voute Virgo
2011
Gallery Fabrik 89
2011
Larges signs on the avenue de la République
Les Arcs
2019
Les Arc Film Festival in collaboration with Cartel agency
COLLECTIVE EXHIBITIONS
2018
Gallery Eva Hober : «We are family»
2012
Palais de Tokyo with Nadège Winter for «Surface» Microsoft
2011
Colette «Cabinet de curiosités de Thomas Erber»
2010
Le Bon Marché «Esprit factory» interior design and windows store
PUBLICATIONS
Release «Faux Q»
Book «OFR»
Magazine «Coté Ouest»
Release «Pendant ce temps là à la Jaja»
Book cover Hachette
Book cover L’Age d’homme
Roguish, Clémence Amette’s drawings are anything but academic. They are childlike games, created by accident and for her own pleasure. Cookie, cactus, chalet, mouth, or slippers… Everyday objects mingle with blurry shapes that she calls “blots.” Yet in these charades made of casual sketches, the image comes before the word, the final touch also applied instinctively. Lines of humor or little mood notes, these almost automatic writings convey messages—sometimes long, sometimes brief, sometimes personal—in capital letters or in tiny, scrawled handwriting, on thick paper. Their texture creates surprise, following the random rhythm of sketches drawn with a lively gesture, close to calligraphy. Recently, Clémence Amette doodles on a screen, meanwhile modifying the palette of her personal journal, originally in red and black. Mustard, lavender, tangerine, indigo… Bright, seasonal colors playfully tease the reserved area—the white space where hand and word regain their breath. Unfinished, these impressions, enhanced with ink and pastel, in turn evoke the spontaneity of the moment.
