Franco-Venezuelan artist born in Tokyo in 1984.
Higher National Diploma of Plastic Expression (DNSEP) in 2008.
Lives and works in Brussels since 2009.
Personal Exhibitions
2018: Gallery La Forest Divonne, Brussels, BE
2017: House of cultures, Saint-Gilles, BE
2016: Quarters Latins, Brussels, BE
2015: Gallery MC2, Brussels, BE
2012: Book Fair, Geneva, CH
Mundo B, Brussels, BE
2009: Town Hall, Ornans, FR
2007: Manor of the Dukes of Lorraine, FR
Gallery La Hune, Paris, FR
Group exhibitions
2018: Gallery La Forest Divonne, Brussels, BE
2017: Gallery La Forest Divonne, Paris, FR
Business Card BXL, Brussels, BE
Caste of Poncé, Poncé-sur-Loire, FR
2016: House of Artists of Anderlecht, Brussels, BE
Business Card BXL, Brussels, BE
Artist's paths of Saint-Gilles, Brussels, BE
2015: Gallery MC2, Brussels, BE
2014: W: Halll, Brussels, BE
Artist's paths of Saint-Gilles, Brussels, BE
2012: Gallery Färber, Brussels, BE
2010: House of Latin America, Paris, FR
2009: Gallery La Hune, Paris, FR
2004: Grand Kursaal, Besançon, FR
Awards & Residency
2017: Creative arts awarded, Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles
2014: Arts Prize of Woluwé edition 2014, Brussels, BE
Creative arts awarded, Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles
2013: Private Foundation of the Carrefour des Arts, artist’s residency for 10 months in Brussels
Creative arts awarded, Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles
2004: Young artist award, French Lions Club
Publications
Artist Books
2017: Dépaysages, texts by A. Mizubayashi and Claude-Louis Combet, edition CFC
2012: The Silence of the Heron, text by D. Bévalot, editions Grandir (woodcuts)
2008: The Castaway of Valparaíso, text by Luís Mizón, editions Æncrages & Co (linocuts)
2008: Forms of the Night, collection of François Migeot, editions Æncrages & Co (lithographs)
Collections of illustrated poetry
2009: Le Chant inquiet, bilingual anthology of the poet Ramos Súcre, editions Le Grand Tétras
2007: The weight of the air, F. Migeot, ed. Virgil
2007: Moires, F. Migeot, ed. Fingerprints
2004: Before the eclipse, F. Migeot, ed. Virgil
1998: Orly-Sud, F. Migeot, ed. The Harmattan