MALO-France MALO

Suite à de nombreuses études universitaires en arts, informatique, communication et littérature, MALO poursuit sa recherche artistique sur l’être humain actif amorcée il y a plus de 40 ans.

Membre de plusieurs associations professionnelles, son répertoire élargi continu de faire l’objet d’expositions, d’honneurs, d’articles de journaux et d’insertions en livres d’art tant au Québec qu’à l’International.

Par ses actuelles séries Architectures contemporaines et climatiques, l’artiste de vocation, créatrice d’avant-garde et coloriste reconnue par la critique internationale, MALO transmet observations et questionnements sur la contemporanéité de l’homme et son environnement.

Intronisée artiste officielle de la Fédération Québécoise des Sports Cyclistes en 2016 et Grand Maître de l’Académie internationale des Beaux-arts du Québec en 2019, les réalisations artistiques de l’artiste de carrière ont été remarquées en France, États-Unis, Allemagne, Italie et tout récemment par Contemporary Art Curator de Grande-Bretagne avec plusieurs insertions en magazines et livres d’art, entrevues et critique étendue rédigée par Marta Puig, éditeur en chef.
Article:  https://www.contemporaryartcuratormagazine.com/home-2/france-malo-artreview

BIO (anglais)
MALO – France MALO
ICA International / GMFA AIBAQ / RAAV / Official Artist FQSC

At the age of fifteen, she began to teach drawing, painting and ceramic classes in Quebec, Canada. Between 1974 to 1978, the young artist had participated in twenty-six television shows for the French Broadcast Alliance in Europe.
This formative period was followed by intensive studies in Art, Communication and Literacy in different universities and contexts: UQAM, UdeM, UCLA, Beaux-Arts de Genève,…
In all her chronological series: OBJECTS FERTILES, FIGURANTS, ART SPORT and ARCHITECTURES CONTEMPORAINES et CLIMATIQUES, her creative register reflects a contemporary vision of the technological, environmental and sociological “phenomenas” of this time.

Recognized as a Grand Master in Fine Arts by international associations, her professional activities and extensive repertoire have been published in different medias since 1972. MALO has received numerous honors, prizes and grants for the art communities for her creations and advanced ideas.

“She explores and excavates the matter in the search of a significant aesthetism which wants to be to be a lucid witness of the prints left by humanity in the heart of the men. In her art she seeks to plastically translate the hopes and contradictions of the human nature through sets of forms and lines where the color plays a crucial role.” Galerie Contemporaine France 2012

A mission: ARTS in SPORTS and SPORTS in ARTS.

Identified as a précurseure* in sport’s representations, MALO gives herself the mission to merge Arts in Sports and Sports in Arts.
*Caroline Bruens, AIBAQ & Robert Bernier PARCOURS

With her developped sensibility and observation’s ability on human’s body language the resident artist evokes the multiple aspects and links of the sportive world; performance, achievement, community, philanthropy, energy, balance between body and soul, childhood, friendship, humanity, liberty, consciousness and security are alternatively explored in her ART SPORT collection.

ART SPORT, a Mission

Since 2010, MALO becomes a guest performer in sports events: Grand Prix cyclistes Montréal-Québec, etc. Accomplished athletes, organizations and public had commissioned her for original paintings and social memorial’s artworks. ART SPORT clothing collections co-signed by Quebec designers and MALO have being developed since 2010.

Artist statements

“The expression of beauty in a physical performance depicts the survival efforts for life and gives me this surprising sense of balance.”

“My artistic interest for active human groups and sport’s representations comes from my sportive background. As I travelled and lived in different countries, my art is based on humans identities and their environments. Colors and lines are effective mediums to capture the rhythms of social and physical evolution.”