Alice Pallot FR, b. 1995

Alice Pallot (FR, 1995) lives and works between Paris and Brussels (FR/BE).
In 2018, she graduated with a Bachelor's and Master's degree from ENSAV La Cambre (Brussels) and won the Roger De Conynck Prize.

In 2022, she participated in the Résidence 1+2, which fosters a dialogue between photography and science. It was within this framework that she developed the series Algues maudites, a sea of tears, in collaboration with CNRS Occitanie-Ouest.

Between 2023 and 2024, this project was presented at numerous exhibitions across Europe, including the Rencontres d'Arles, the Biennale Photo Climat, and at the MEP.
In the fall of 2024, the Algues maudites series was the subject of an exhibition at the Leica Gallery (Paris), in collaboration with the European Space Agency, and a solo show at Paris Photo with Hangar Gallery.

In the same year, Alice Pallot received a grant from the CNAP to support a new artistic project: Là-haut, les algues bleues. She was also a laureate of the Rencontres de la Jeune Photographie Internationale prize at the Villa Perochon, the Nouvelles écritures de la photographie environnementale prize (Gacilly/Leica), and the photography and science competition organized by the CNRS.

Alice Pallot has also published several books: Land (2016), Himero (2020), Suillus (2021, reissued in 2022), Algues maudites, a sea of tears (Area Books, 2023), Red Bloom (The Eyes Publishing, 2024), and co-founded the collective De Anima.