Alice Pallot FR, b. 1995

Biography

Alice Pallot lives and works between Paris and Brussels (FR/BE). She studied photography at L'ENSAV La Cambre (Brussels, BE), from which she graduated with a Bachelor's degree and a Master's degree with honours in June 2018. In the same year, she took part in an exchange at ECAL (Lausanne, CH) and won the Roger De Conynck prize.
Since then, she has exhibited in European institutions and galleries. In 2022, she took part in the group exhibition .tiff at FOMU (Anvers, BE), as a prizewinner. In 2023, she will represent emerging European photography within the FUTURES network, and present her work in a travelling group exhibition (Camera Centro Italiano per la Fotografia (Turin), Copenhagen Photo Festival (Copenhagen), Fotofestiwal (Lodz)).
Alice Pallot also published the books Land (2016), Himero (2020) Suillus (2021, reed. 2022), Algues maudites a sea of tears (Area books, 2023) and co-founded the De Anima collective.


In 2022, Alice Pallot was selected to take part in the Résidence 1+2 (Toulouse, FR), a festival of creative residencies designed to promote dialogue between photography and science. It was within this framework that she developed the series Algues Maudites, a sea of tears, in collaboration with the CNRS Occitanie Ouest. During 2023, she will be showing this project at the Museum d'Histoire Naturelle in Toulouse, the Hangar (Brussels), the Boutographies festival (Montpellier), the NTUA in Taiwan, the Rencontres d'Arles during La Nuit de l'Année and La Croisière, the MAC in Créteil as part of the Photo Climat Biennial, the Fotohouse ParisBerlin in Berlin, and the Université de Rennes2 as part of the Glaz festival.
Alice Pallot is the winner of the Rencontres de la jeune photographie internationale, Villa Perochon, 2023/2024, to carry out the second phase of research and production for the project Algues maudites, a sea of tears, which will be a living installation on the subject of scientific accidents.
In January 2024, Alice Pallot is a finalist for the BMW ART MAKERS Prize and the Fondation des Treilles Residence for Photography.



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