Lou Masduraud

Masduraud works on the formal and informal networks of human activities. From a feminist perspective, she analyses and stages collective and normative habits to expose power and desire relations. Interstitial places of the city open up into phantasmagorical spaces, outrageous mirrors of reality. Lampposts, air vents become shafts of light through the body of the city, revealing negative places inhabited by the infrastructure on which we depend to live (T. Conchou).

Lou Masduraud, (born in 1990 in Montpellier, lives in Geneva). In 2023 she received the Manor Art Prize, leading to a first institutional solo exhibition at the MAMCO, Geneva. Her works has been exhibited in european institutions such as Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, CAC Genève, Kunsthalle Basel, CAPC Bordeaux, Istituto Svizzero Rome, Muzeum Susch, CAN Neuchâtel, Kunsthaus Hamburg, Fondation d'Entreprise Ricard, Kunstmuseum Luzern.