Bar avec flipper (2021) Drawing by Mamoste Dîn

Mamoste Dîn, born in 1998, lives and works in France. A multidisciplinary artist, she focuses primarily on drawing with mediums such as pencil and ink on paper, adopting an impressionist style.

After a year of Upgrading in Applied Arts (Manaa) at the École Estienne (ESAIG) in Paris in 2016-2017, Mamoste continued her training with a Diplôme des Métiers d'Art (DMA) with an emphasis on Illustration, which she obtained in 2019. She then completed a year of Non-Diploma Continuing Education (FCND) supervised by the École Estienne, before obtaining a Master's degree in Visual Arts and Contemporary Creation at the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne in 2022, with the mention very good.

His professional career is equally impressive. In 2019, Mamoste collaborated with director Pierre Linguanotto to create animated logos for Pierre Noël Giraud's videos at the École des Mines. She also created a metro poster for the Rock en Seine Festival and illustrations for a fun guide to the “Mythologies” exhibition at the Saint-Ouen abbey church in Rouen. As an illustrator for the associative newspaper "Je suis là", she worked on projects in support of unaccompanied minors in France.

In 2019, Mamoste collaborated with Agathe Bédard to produce a linocut workshop and documentary drawings on the Kurdish refugee camp of Lavrio in Greece. This experience had a profound impact on his work and his artistic vision.

During her studies at the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, she published an illustrated book entitled "Grain de riz", a collection of stories published by the small independent publishing house "A real handsome guy". She also published a 104-page color graphic novel, “Do not die like dogs”, about the Lavrio refugee camp, printed by Éditions Plagiat with a preface by Agathe Bédard.

Mamoste contributed to issue 12 of the Belgian magazine "Papier Machine" with a short comic strip and documentary drawings of the streets of Schaerbeek. She participated in the open days of the Belleville workshops as a guest artist in 2020.

Registered at the Maison des Auteurs, she worked on a poster for the feature film by the young director Léo Nèti, then on drawings for issue 195 of the poetry magazine “Décharge”. Finally, she was hired by the Studio-Théâtre de Vitry to produce observation drawings for meeting #11 entitled "Costume/clothing, the trends of a technique on stage".

• Nationality: FRANCE
• Date of birth : unknown date
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• Groups: Contemporary French Artists