9520, Daudier

*1980

Europe

Clémentine

Daudier

9520

Artist ID:

Selected Exhibitions

2026 | Mensch sein, group exhibition, Villa Mohr, Freimann, Munich, Germany, 13 September – 18 October 2026

2026 | Die Kraft der Frauen, group exhibition, Theater im Palais, Berlin, Germany, June – December 2026

2026 | Art 4 Nature, group exhibition, Schloss Nymphenburg, Munich, Germany, 29 – 31 May 2026

2026 | ArtMUC Art Fair with Galartery, Munich, Germany, 1 – 3 May 2026

2025 | Weihnachtsmarkt Schwabing, guest artist at the artists’ tent, Munich, Germany, December 2025

2025 | POINT OF ART, group exhibition, Galerie meetLoft, Munich, Germany, November 2025

2025 | Sustainability Forum / FDD, exhibition and workshops on sustainability, Munich, Germany, October 2025

2025 | TARTGET La Mancha, exhibition of selected finalists, Castilla-La Mancha, Spain, June – July 2025

2025 | TARTGET Prize Exhibition, exhibition of selected finalists, Madrid, Spain, June 2025

2025 | ArtMUC Art Fair with Galartery, Munich, Germany, May 2025

2025 | Popup Gallery, group exhibition, Stemmerhof, Munich, Germany, February 2025

2025 | POINT OF ART 4, group exhibition, Galerie meetLoft, Munich, Germany, January 2025

2024 | Advent, Advent, group exhibition, Galerie meetLoft, Munich, Germany, December 2024

2024 | FARB WELTEN, group exhibition, Galerie meetLoft, Munich, Germany, December 2024

2023 | ADVENT, ADVENT, group exhibition, Galerie meetLoft, Munich, Germany, December 2023

2023 | KUNST ABSTRAKT, group exhibition, Galerie meetLoft, Munich, Germany, May – June 2023

2022 | FARBE TANKEN!, group exhibition, Galerie meetLoft, Munich, Germany, October 2022

2022 | ArtMUC with Galerie meetLoft, Munich, Germany, October 2022

2022 | KUNST IM QUADRAT, group exhibition, Galerie meetLoft, Munich, Germany, August 2022

2022 | Resident Artist of the Month, Mapicor Immobilien, Munich, Germany, July 2022

Biography

Clémentine Daudier is a French abstract artist based in Munich, Germany.

Her work is shaped by a refined sensitivity to inner states, memory, and those emotional landscapes that often remain difficult to express in words.

Born in France in 1980, she left the country at the age of seven and spent much of her childhood at Tokeh Beach in Sierra Leone, before the civil war forced her family to leave. Since then, she has lived in Côte d’Ivoire, Mali, La Réunion, Hungary, and Germany. This life between places has deeply influenced her sense of belonging and initiated a profound inner search for grounding.

Daudier is a self-taught artist. For many years, she worked as a foreign language teacher, a profession rooted in human encounter, cultural openness, and communication. Alongside this path, painting gradually became an essential part of her life.

Over time, art became a quiet point of reference for her — a space in which perception can be ordered, tensions can be balanced, and a sense of inner equilibrium can emerge. This ongoing search continues to define her artistic journey.

Since 2021, her works have been shown in exhibitions, including in Munich and Madrid. She has participated in art fairs such as ArtMUC, and her works are held in private collections in France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Switzerland. In 2025, she was awarded one of the Fine Art Prizes at the international tARTget Art Prize and has been selected for the tARTget Art Prize 2026.

Biography

Clémentine Daudier is a French abstract artist based in Munich, Germany.

Her work is shaped by a refined sensitivity to inner states, memory, and those emotional landscapes that often remain difficult to express in words.

Born in France in 1980, she left the country at the age of seven and spent much of her childhood at Tokeh Beach in Sierra Leone, before the civil war forced her family to leave. Since then, she has lived in Côte d’Ivoire, Mali, La Réunion, Hungary, and Germany. This life between places has deeply influenced her sense of belonging and initiated a profound inner search for grounding.

Daudier is a self-taught artist. For many years, she worked as a foreign language teacher, a profession rooted in human encounter, cultural openness, and communication. Alongside this path, painting gradually became an essential part of her life.

Over time, art became a quiet point of reference for her — a space in which perception can be ordered, tensions can be balanced, and a sense of inner equilibrium can emerge. This ongoing search continues to define her artistic journey.

Women in Art

Coastline I

3458

Art ID

2025

|

60 x 60 cm

Mixed media on canvas

1600

$

Clémentine

Daudier

Women in Art

Golden Wave remixed

3459

Art ID

2024

|

70 x 50 cm

Mixed media on canvas

1600

$

Clémentine

Daudier

Women in Art

Flow I

3460

Art ID

2026

|

70 x 50 cm

Framed alcohol ink on PVC

1600

$

Clémentine

Daudier

Women in Art

Un ange passe V

3461

Art ID

2023

|

70 x 50 cm

Mixed media on canvas

1600

$

Clémentine

Daudier

Women in Art

Un ange passe H

3462

Art ID

2023

|

70 x 50 cm

Mixed media on canvas

1600

$

Clémentine

Daudier

Women in Art

After the rain - Triptych

3463

Art ID

2022

|

90 x 90 cm

Mixed media on canvas

2250

$

Clémentine

Daudier

Women in Art

Dance of Water and Earth XI

3464

Art ID

2024

|

20 x 20 cm

Mixed media on canvas

550 $

Clémentine

Daudier

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Artist Statement

I began painting in order to find myself, and I chose abstract painting for its therapeutic power. By not depicting a concrete object or place in a figurative way, I am able to free myself from perfectionism and external expectations. I allow my intuition to guide the first layers on the canvas and open myself to the process of letting go.

This way of working places me in a state beyond time and place, similar to meditation.

Through successive layers of texture, materials, and colour, I explore the encounter of opposing elements — their complementarity, their tension, and the point of balance that emerges when they collide. Within this clash, I intervene with gold, referring to the Japanese philosophy of Kintsugi, in which broken objects are repaired with gold and their vulnerability is transformed into value.

This image can also be transferred to psychology. It is not perfection that makes us interesting and valuable, but our resilience — our strength despite difficulties and obstacles. Our humanity lies in our ability to adapt, grow, and evolve.

Metaphorically, I try to unite on the canvas the many facets of myself, the complexity of my personality with its opposites, contrasts, weaknesses, and strengths. I search for my own point of balance, a place where I can be relaxed and accepted — where I can simply be, neither more nor less.

It is this feeling of plenitude within chaos that I wish to share when people encounter my work. Behind the aesthetic surface lies the intention to accompany everyday life and to remind us that, even in the midst of unrest, a place of calm and inner peace remains possible.