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Alexandrine, founder of Studio Aartus Design Lab, merges generative AI with art direction to push the limits of visual storytelling.

With a background in contemporary arts, cultural mediation, and academic research, she has published seven articles (La Sorbonne, Université Rennes 2, etc.), contributed 15 book reviews (Critique d’Art magazine), and spoken at 14 international conferences on the fusion of popular and academic art in marginal cultures. Notably, in 2024, she spoke at the Journées francophones de la Recherche en Histoire de la Photographie on AI learning for individuals unfamiliar with photographic culture.

Beyond research, she has curated an exhibition on the history of punk zines, organized two volumes of Les Rencontres de la Création Contemporaine—featuring artists such as Aïda Bruyère, Hélène Souillard, Aurore Le Duc, and 16b —and played a key role in contemporary artistic pedagogy. Since 2022, she has been a professor of applied arts at the Centre de Formation des Apprentis in Abbeville, led the jury direction for the DNA at ESAC Cambrai, and taught seminars on iconography and artistic editorial practices at Université Rennes 2 and ESADHaR Rouen.

Her work spans synthography, immersive storytelling, and digital worldbuilding, with a commitment to pushing creative boundaries through AI.