Camille Print

He was born in Castellón in 1986. At an early age he began his academic training under the tutelage of the Cuban artist Amaury Suárez. He is a doctoral student in Fine Arts and has a Master's Degree in Artistic Production from the Polytechnic University of Valencia. He has also completed a Studio Program at the Berlin Art Institute where he received lessons from renowned artists such as Bernhard Martin, Larissa Fassler, Nikola Röthemeyer and Various & Gould. His work in the field of research has led him to participate in several international university conferences, as well as publish in humanities journals such as Human Review or Peter Lang. To his credit, several individual exhibitions stand out, including those held at the Tomás y Valiente Art Center in Fuenlabrada, the Municipal Museum of Albacete and the Centro 14 in Alicante. Regarding collective exhibitions, he has exhibited both nationally and internationally. In the group exhibition Ciclamen for the Léucade Gallery in Murcia, a collaborative project in the DXIX Projects space in Fort Collins, in two editions of the Open Studios of GlogauAIR or the BAAM#3 in Monopol Berlin. The traveling exhibition titled Atlas of Spanish Art held in the Exhibition Hall of the Municipal Board of Usera, the Mauro Muriendas Hall in Torrelavega and the O Vello Cárcere Cultural Center in Lugo. The various exhibitions carried out with the Infinity Art project at fairs such as the Affordable Art Fair in Amsterdam, Art Madrid or Estampa in the Spanish capital. The 2019_n3 group exhibition at Piramidón Centre D´Art Contemporani in Barcelona, the Art Spring 2019 event held in Berlin, six editions of Marte International Contemporary Art Fair of Castelló, the III Ciutat Vella Oberta Arts Biennial in València or the II Call from The New Fair of Madrid. In addition, some of his pieces are present in important private collections such as the European Museum of Modern Art (MEAM) and Piramidón Centre D'Art Contemporani in Barcelona, the Museo Arte Contemporanea Sicilia in Catania (MACS) and public institutions such as the Museu de la Ciutat de Castelló (MUCC). At a private level, his work is present in collections in Spain, Portugal, Italy, France, the Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, Belgium, and the United States.