Edith-Marie Meynard

Studies in plastic arts,
encounters with artist friends in the Aix-en-Provence countryside.
The red clay of Provence gradually allowed EMM to forge a strong relationship with the material: she transformed it into voluptuous women, then into heads with Greek profiles, whose hair became trees, forests from which animals and all poetic forms emerged…
It is a gaze that seeks, delves freely before the patina comes to play with the light, granting it the sheen of metal.

EMM has exhibited several times in Paris at the gallery: “The Cabinet of Curiosities,” at the Suresnes event hall, and at private soirées hosted by patrons. More recently, she showcased her work at the International City during the annual soirée of the Franco-Canadian Chamber of Commerce, on the occasion of the departure of the Canadian ambassador, Isabelle Hudon. Other exhibition projects are currently under negotiation in Finistère and Paris.