Virginie Balabaud

Visual artist Virginie Balabaud resides in Paris and has been exhibiting her works since 1999. Following her video "Globuline’s Game”, she is also known by the name Globuline. While her work often straddles the realms of documentary and video art, her preferred medium remains photography, which she incorporates into all her films.

With degrees in clinical psychology and psychoanalytic research, her artistic endeavors delve into themes such as gestation, encounters, and intimacy. However, the overarching theme of her work centers around memory, specifically exploring the relationship between humans and their objects in the preservation of said memory. Her approach leads one to consider Art as the sole vehicle for possible transmission in problematic situations concerning object conservation. Since 2015, she has been exhibiting her vector drawings, including the series "Why do you lie?" Her journey is punctuated by numerous performances, exhibitions, and installations both in France and internationally.

Clinical psychologist

Fine arts workshop of the city of Paris

https://virginiebalabaud.fr/

Galerie Joseph Saint Martin, Paris 2017

Salon des Artistes du 3ème, Paris 2016

Galerie Rouan, Paris 2015

Galerie Roy Sfeir, Paris 2013

Galerie G : "Visible Walls, Invisible Walls", Paris 2009

"Gestation of Berlin" at the "Choir's School", New York 2000