Didier Audrat

Didier Audrat is a French sculptor hailing from the FWI and now based in Miami.

His monumental bronze sculptures have been recognized with multiple Art Public prizes and have been featured prominently in various public spaces.
Notable among his works are the Memorial of Martin Luther King, « The Speech » ( St Francois, France ), and the high-profile event « Mulâtresse Solitude », the First Statue of a Black woman to be erected in Paris ( France, in 2022 ).

Audrat studied 3 years at the school of design of St Etienne (France) and 2 years at the School of Architecture of Toulon (France). At age 24, he moved to Guadeloupe (Caribbean) where he started his career as a furniture/interior designer, and sculptor. He designed hotels interiors, restaurants et create specific furnitures for different spaces (public and private).
The Restoration project of the Museum of Contemporay Art of the General Council of Guadeloupe, brought him a kind of fame, by creating modular spaces and original furnitures.

Natifartdesign Gallery Guadeloupe FWI 1992 / 2005
Maison & Objects Miami FL 2015
Art Mondo Gallery Miami FL 2017 / 2019
Contemporaneo Gallery - Ashville NC 2018
Art Fort Lauderdale - Fort Lauderdale FL 2019
Art Palm Beach - Palm Beach FL 2020.
Manolis Project Gallery Miami FL 2020 / 2023