Kiddy Boy : Photo d'antan (2018) Photography by David Né

René-David Nelzin, also called David Né, is an unclassifiable visual artist. He is also a trainer, author, illustrator, fashion and object designer.

This transdisciplinary artist uses very diverse mediums with which he carries out a fine analysis of modern society. This is the subject of studies in schools and universities.

Its involvement in recycling and sustainable development serves as a support for an archeological approach to contemporary Antillean society.

David Né is distinguished by a so-called “Rurban” Street Art. A workshop practice that takes place in the public space in various forms: In the series "the kiddy boy private life", the artist creates and customizes design figurines that he photographs in urban or rural landscapes.

He also creates short videos, whose humorous scenarios are inspired by funny everyday situations. He also produces performances in which he sticks cartoon faces on vandalized statues.

David Né, was born in 1979 in Abymes (Guadeloupe), lives and works in Martinique. (FWI). Its concept of "artistic recycling with high added value" has earned it numerous prizes and awards, and in particular, the APJE regional label in 2015. This distinguishes its approach to artistic recovery of industrial and domestic waste.

• Nationality: FRANCE
• Date of birth : 1979
• Artistic domains: Works by artists with a certified artist value,
• Groups: Certified Artists Contemporary French Artists