Juliette Green is a French artist born in 1995. As a teenager, she developed a method of taking notes in school, mixing text and drawing. She remains faithful to this technique to this day, and now uses it to tell stories in her works. These are often based on existential questions: How are callings born? Who made the objects around us? Where do our opinions come from? Responses are offered in her stories in a tone that is both serious and humorous. Juliette Green graduated from the Paris Beaux-Arts in 2021. Since then, she has been nominated for the Révélations Emerige (2021), and her work has been exhibited at the Crédac, Salon de Montrouge and Les Invalides. She has also created live drawings at the Palais de Tokyo and the Drawing Now art fair.
This exhibition was created in partnership with the Les Cueilleurs d'Histoires association, which invites the people of Le Havre to walk the streets of their city and give their feelings on the works of Un Été Au Havre. This collection of words from the city's inhabitants was entrusted to the artist in order to compose a part of her narrative drawing.
