Julien Segard

Artist

Julien Segard

Marseilles, France · Goa

Experimenter

Biography

Julien Segard (b. 1980; Marseille, France) carefully considers the urban environment, the crevices where the constructed meets the natural, and how the two become inseparable. His works feature an assemblage of found elements and architectural structures that exist because of humans, but are bereft of human presence. The intimate, symbiotic, and oftentimes destructive relationship between man, nature and architecture become points of introspection for Segard in his works. Rooted in experiences of solitude and silence, Segard’s practice immerses the viewer in the minuteness of their elements while simultaneously operating as the entry points into vast infinite spaces. Julien Segard lives and works in Goa, India. He has a BA from the University of Provence, Aix-en-Provence, France (2002–2004), an MA from École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts, Paris (2004–2008); and a Graphic Design Diploma from Lycée Saint Joseph les Maristes, Marseille, France (1999–2002). Select solo and group exhibitions include Dancing at the Edge of Memory, Experimenter – Colaba, Mumbai (2025); Eyes of the Skin, Experimenter – Colaba, Mumbai (2023); A View From Nowhere, Experimenter – Hindustan Road, Kolkata (2021); Dark Was The Night, Experimenter – Hindustan Road, Kolkata (2020); A Second Coming, Experimenter – Ballygunge Place, Kolkata (2019); Searching for Stars Amongst the Crescents, Experimenter – Ballygunge Place, Kolkata (2019); Sex toys for collectors, New Delhi (2019); I Wish to Let You Fall Out of My Hands (Chapter II), Experimenter (2018); Sensorium, Sunaparanta, Goa Centre for the Arts, Goa (2018); Raster – Emerging from the Grid, Experimenter – Hindustan Road, Kolkata (2016); Anywhere But Here, Experimenter – Hindustan Road, Kolkata and with Birla Academy at India Art Fair, New Delhi (2015); Urban Utopia, Birla Academy, Kolkata (2014); Lateral, Kona, New Delhi (2013); Dessins contemporains, PHAKT, Rennes, France (2013); Subliminal Metropolis, Latitude 28, New Delhi (2012), among others.

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