Camille Pradon is a French visual artist, born in 1993.

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Using the image as a sensitive material, she conducts in-depth research on the concepts of displacement, intimate territories and fragmentary narratives. From video, installation, photography to drawing and ceramics, she fosters a formal language that plays on the porosity between mediums.

Her work has been shown both in public and private institutions such as the Manchester Museum of Natural History (UK), the Cité internationale des arts and Villa Belleville (Paris), the Lyon Contemporary Art Biennale, the Gabes Cinema Fen Festival (Tunisia) and by the Wallonie-Bruxelles Centre (Paris).

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She is laureate of international residency programs such as Villa Salammbô - Institut français Tunisie, Cité internationale des arts de Paris in 2020-2021, Nouveau Grand Tour - Institut français Italia (2021), Culture Moves Europe (2023), Résidences Transat' - Finis Terræ (2023) and Atopos Contemporary Visual Center in 2023 and 2024. In 2024, she is a recipient of the Adagp Research Grant to pursue her work in Greece.

 

Her essays are part of various art publications including Le Magazine du Jeu de Paume and Point Contemporain.

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Camille Pradon graduated from the Higher School of Art and Design of Saint-Étienne in 2015, and studied at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Bologna, Italy.

She is elected to the Board of Directors of the cneai = centre d’art composé, navigué, engagé, abrité, imaginé.

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She is represented by lilia ben salah Gallery, Paris.