Charlotte Huard, born in 2004, grew up near Le Havre and developed an early passion for the visual arts. From childhood, she painted, drew, built, and experimented as a self-taught artist, drawing inspiration from the surrounding fauna and flora. She took sculpture classes, participated in workshops, and then joined the preparatory class at ésadhar. She continued her studies there in the DNA program in Graphic Design and Interactivity.
After graduating, she chose to focus her research on public space and the spatial presentation of her projects, seeking to ground her work in a more sensitive and sincere approach by exploring themes related to living systems. In 2025, she continued her studies at ésadhar in the DNSEP Art program, specializing in “Environments and Public Situations.” Her work, at the intersection of volume and image, explores biomorphism and the sensitive relationships between humans and nature.
