Multidisciplinary workshop introducing printmaking and micro-publishing inspired by the image of the mask and drawing on personal mythologies. This workshop combines personal creation with a collective dimension.

Biography

Léa Valet is a multidisciplinary artist working with mediums such as ink drawing, printmaking and micro-publishing. She enjoys expanding her universe through various media. For several years she has developed an artistic practice around the themes of bestiaries and cabinets of curiosities. Her work is divided between creation and offering workshops and mediation programs within numerous institutions – museums, schools, socio-cultural organisations, prisons, reception centres for migrants, associations and hospitals dedicated to mental health.

Léa Valet holds a master's degree in visual arts and a bachelor's degree in psychology. During her master's she focused on the question of the imagination and its plasticity. Her research also revolves around the impact of graphic practices in detention spaces, with a field-based approach combining workshops in prisons and psychiatric institutions. This is a research-creation project she is currently pursuing as part of a doctoral program at the University of Lille. Since September 2024, she has set up her studio in Differdange, within the 1535° Creative Hub.