Anne-Laure Autin is a French photographer and mixed-media artist currently residing in the Netherlands. She holds an MSc in theoretical mathematics from the University of Leiden.
Her work has been exhibited internationally, in the USA including at the Griffin Museum of Photography, the Center for Fine Arts Photography and the Soho Photo gallery, as well as in Canada, Brazil, Sweden, in the UK at the Brighton Photo Fringe, and at the Berlin Foto Biennale.
Autin’s work is in the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.
Her first monograph Blood Line, published by +Kris Graves Projects in New York, was released in September 2017.
Her images have been featured on LensCulture, Musée Magazine, l’Oeil de la Photographie, Lenscratch, Underexposed Magazine and others.
She was a Critical Mass finalist in 2017 and in 2016 as well as a Brighton Photo Fringe OPEN16 Solo finalist and FestFoto Finalist in 2018.
Anne-Laure is represented by the Corden Potts Gallery in San Francisco.
The trapped feeling that follows a migraine can be terrifying—this series explores the sensation of being “locked-in” at those moments when one’s mind and body are no longer communicating.
+Kris Graves Projects