For this occasion, the Chapelle des Dames Blanches serves as both an exhibition space and a research studio. Her sculpture and drawing work evolves from pixelated forms, blending digital practices with artisanal craftsmanship. Whether abstract or realistic, Aurélie Mourier takes 3D-modeled shapes and recreates them by hand for her installations, creating a striking contrast with the precision of the virtual models.
Aurélie Mourier develops sculpture and drawing work based on pixelated forms, blending digital practice with artisanal craftsmanship.
She explores the possibilities of imitating nature by conceiving her forms through geometry and combinatorics.
The perfection of virtual models confronts reality during their materialization.
For several years, Aurélie Mourier's research has intersected with that of university researchers, biologists, and computer scientists.
At the same time, Aurélie Mourier has offered workshops for middle school students on the themes of digital arts and heritage, as part of the city of La Rochelle's P[art]cours (an arts and cultural education program).