David Aubertin

Born in France in 2001 and based in Paris, David Aubertin is a multidisciplinary artist working across photography, painting, sculpture, and 3D modeling.

Aubertin’s practice explores 'corporality' as a site of intimacy, memory, and transformation. His work interrogates how bodies are constructed, interconnected, and altered. In his narratives, the body is never isolated; it exists in dialogue with other envelopes, social norms, and the passage of time. By reconfiguring this collective corporality as a fragile yet balanced breach, Aubertin induces a vulnerable and political reinvention of the shared.

He studied at the Faculty of Fine Arts of Salamanca from 2022 to 2023, before obtaining a master’s degree from the University of Paris 8 in 2026.
His work is currently part of the collection at the Kominek Gallery in Berlin.

2026

- The reddest night, Cycle Blue Hour, Gallery Kominek, Berlin.

- "Somewhere in Between", Cycle Anomalie, Galerie Floréal Belleville, Paris.

2025

- "Matière Solaire", Cycle Lumières Libres, Espace Longue Vue, Île-Saint-Denis.

- "Memory Play", workshop with Rachael Woodson, University Paris 8, Saint-Denis.

2024

- "My People", supervised by Aurélie Haberey, Daniel Beres, and Mathieu Harel-Vivier, University Paris 8, Saint-Denis.

- "Villa Vietnam", workshop with Laure Tiberghien, supervised by Arno Ginsinger, Le Centre photographique d’Île-de-France.