Visual artist and filmmaker
Path, triptych 2 (extract), 2024, charcoal on paper 30x60cm
In her latest work, Natalianne explores the temporalities of natural elements by focusing on minerals and their immutable nature, despite being in perpetual motion on a geological scale. She lived on an island with an arid climate, where she observed the relationship between natural elements (wind, sand, rock, flora and fauna) and time on their own scale. The natural and human histories of this desert encapsulate the harshness of the climate and the erosive wind, the stages of settlement, but also the exploitation of resources up to contemporary mass tourism. It is a shared history, common to many other places in the world, which has influenced her approach. Natalianne now works in charcoal and photography on the motif of this bare island made of eroded terrain. The figure of the path and the aesthetics of the portrait are used as an allegory of our world, where nature, which has always been sublimated by humans, is now being destroyed at breakneck speed.
At the same time, she is working on the development of a short animated fiction film (charcoal on paper) that gives another form to this human paradox by incorporating it into a film.
PROJECTS, SELECTION 2025-14
Exhibition view, Chemin, Le Hublot, 2024, Ivry s/Seine, curation J-P.Pélissard
Exhibition view, Appareiller, Palais de Tokyo, 2015, Paris, curation M.Partouche et C.Strasser
2023-25 PATH
Triptych series, charcoal on velin paper 30x60cmChemin, triptyque1, 2023, Fusain sur papier. 30x60cm collection particulière
The path follows from one series to the next in these arid landscapes, which have a large-scale texture that resembles the texture of skin.
These landscapes are seen as a testimony to the violence humans have inflicted on each other and on their natural environment, but also as a testament to their resilience. Shaped by the repetition of human and animal passageways, the path can avoid the complications of the terrain or confront them.
2023-25 THE ERODES
Séries (20), photography on paper, 2023-25, Ed.15Shot in long exposure, the aesthetics of these images suggest those of portraiture. By systematizing the framing and long exposure of the photograph, the mountains and volcanoes are studied as sculptural entities, creating a dialogue between the natural history of the place and that of human beings
2022 LOCATIONS I
Series (12), charcoal on laid paper, 15x30cmLocation I: 1,2,3,11
2025 YOUR FIRE
Animation, charcoal et digital, 12mn. In development. Direction, art direction. Co-written with Guillaume Le Pape, actor in the film.Twenty years ago, environmental issues were making headlines, at the same time as telephone booths were disappearing from public spaces. In the past, or at the movies, everyone has felt the impression of the phone booth’s transparent yet cramped space, halfway between private and public. It represents the turning point of our times. In development / Search of production.
2023 THE BLAME (musicvideo)
Animation 2d and pixillation, 4’30Synopsis: A man-grafiti searches for his lost partner through the walls of the city. Urban landscapes accompany his thoughts. Why did she leave? Whose fault is it?
The pixilation work for the sets allowed me to express the character’s solitude. Repeated in a loop, the micro-movements of the backgrounds accompany the imprisonment of the drawn animation, blurring the line between stop-motion and digital effects.
2020-22 [SIC]
Photography on paper[SIC] Là où nous sommes, 2021, d’après la pièce de Charlotte Braun, avec R. Crivellari
2016 Lunakid - Waking up (videoclip)
Animation 2d et rotoscopie, 1’30)Synopsis: Nobody knows who he is. His memory is fragile, he lives in a cave but composes his music on digitized interfaces. A sort of reclusive sage, ill-suited to his world, Lunakid is a hybrid character, a musician before he was human.
An animated series project for Berlin musician Lunakid (Label Soulpunx), whose first episode was produced in rotoscopy and 2d animation.
2014 CONTINUUM
Film and animation 3d/2d, 9mn15Synopsis: A choreographed fiction that explores our perception of time and space with the symbol of sand. The spectators are invited into the dance through a play of mirrors between the scenic and cinematographic spaces.
« Bringing these choreographies to life with a pictorial gesture. (...) It's basically a video-painting that she offers us, a living tableau.. »
Jean-Luc Monterosso, Director of Maison Européenne de la Photographie, Arte video night 2015 screening