From portraits to still-life, Maud Chazeau likes to present visual contrasts played out in the context of urban landscapes. Unmasked faces, framed with detachment and sincerity, possess a dream-like quality inspired by Chazeau’s fascination for fairy tales and the unpredictable. As a nonchalant passer-by, accompanied by her camera box Holga, she skilfully uses the haze of colour to capture moving street scenes, windows displays and abandoned objects, effectively blurring the urban landmarks until all notion of time is lost.
2007 : “A Paris”, Galerie Camayeux, Marseille
2006 : - “Dolisie, Ville du Congo-Brazzaville”, Galerie Artmonti, Paris - “La Villette des gens”, Mairie du 19e, Paris - “HOLGA, grands formats”, Atelier 32 rue Durantin, Paris - “La vie est un conte de fées”, Galerie Artmonti, Paris - “The Wall Drawning”, “Human Being”, Primopiano Livingallery, Lecce, Italie - “Les Equinoxes de la Paix - Les enfants racine”, Mairie du 6ème, Paris Vente aux enchères ARTCURIAL (expo collective avec Yann Arthus-Bertrand, Jean-Lionel Dias, Ludovic Le Couster, Bertrand Langlois et Patrick Lazic)
2005 : - “Dolisie, Ville du Congo-Brazzaville” Mairie du 8e, Paris / Atelier 32 rue Durantin, Paris - “Noct’Urnes - 60 ans du vote des femmes – 60 urnes” (expo collective), Mairie du 9e, Paris “Vues au Holga”, Drouot Richelieu salle 16, Paris, ADER Maison de vente - Remi Ader & David Norman “Nu”, Atelier 32 rue Durantin, Paris “Le Temps qui passe” et “La vie est un conte de fées”, PHODAR BIENNIAL, Galerie Ilia Beshkov, Pleven, Bulgarie.
