Stéphane Blanquet Net Worth is
$15 Million

Mini Biography

Born close to Paris, France, multimedia designer Stéphane Blanquet is really a prolific physique in the modern art scene because the end from the 1980’s. He’s a forward thinking and compulsive designer whose appearance and creativeness radiates in the many facet of his function: artwork installations, artwork, metropolitan art, animation films, theatre, publishing, artwork direction. When he was a kid, he once watched the 3D film “Creature from the Black Lagoon” about the TV along with his grandparents. The knowledge had a solid effect on him and he offers, since that time, been fascinated with the misconceptions and rules of popular tradition. He’s peculiarly thinking about illustrated publications, joke shops, magic techniques, optical illusions and fairground artwork. From a age, he started developing a dense and multifaceted function. He is thinking about tinkering with different methods and workmanship from all over the world to create unexpected artworks (on the Singapore Artwork Museum, he exhibited a couple of hologram designs). He creates drawings, artwork books, paintings on linen, photos of painted physiques, sculptures and artwork. Within the 1990’s, Blanquet was extremely active both as an artist along with a publisher and became among the leaders from the underground art scene. His artwork was exhibited on the “Regard Moderne” gallery/collection (Paris, France) in 1993 and 1996, in america and in Canada. It’s been released in Blab! (USA), AX (Japan) and in European countries. In 1996, he received the exclusive Alph Artwork du fanzine reward in the Angoulême International Comics Event for his are a publisher. In 1997, he went into animation movies and produced “Le mélange des couleurs” for the French broadcasting company Canal +. In 2005, the “Les réanimations” Dvd and blu-ray, which included all his computer animation movies up to now, premiered. In 2012, he was asked by the university or college Sup Information Com Arles to make a movie, “Cornea”, having a group of college students. The film was later demonstrated at numerous celebrations and exhibitions (in 2014, in the Museum of Good Arts of Boston – USA). In 2001, a significant retrospective of his work was displayed in the Maison de la culture de Tournai (Belgium). It had been followed by many single and group displays throughout the 10 years: Blab! Exhibition in NORTH PARK (USA) with the Luzerne Museum (Switzerland), the Cult Fiction exhibition on the Hayward Gallery in London and 6 others locations in the united kingdom, a solo present in Fumetto (Luzerne, Switzerland), a different one in Aix-en-Provence (France). In 2001, his initial visual novel “La nouvelle aux pis” was posted by Cornélius. It had been followed by many other magazines: “Le Noir Seigneur”, “Bouquet Bonheur”, “Chochottes”… In 2007, another graphic book “La Vénéneuse aux deux éperons” was released, once again by Cornélius. It had been chosen among the 10 most visually outstanding books released in France that calendar year (Concours des plus beaux livres français). Several titles have already been released in Japan, the united states, Spain, Italy, Brazil, etc. From 2002 onward, he started creating functions targeted at a younger audience. He illustrated challenging texts for esteemed publishing companies, for instance: “La vieille Chéchette” by Louise Michel (2006 – Albin Michel), “The Snow Queen” by Hans Christian Andersen (2010 – Gallimard). He also made installations and artwork: in 2013, in Singapore, he exhibited an set up at the Artwork Garden celebration for kids and families, arranged with the Singapore Artwork Museum. In 2005, he met Jean Lambert Crazy. It was the start of an extended and fruitful cooperation in theater. In the “Comépass away de Caen”, a French nationwide theater, he done stage and outfit design, play composing and path. In 2008, the play he co-authored and co-designed “Comment ai-je pu tenir l

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