At the age of 36, she has already had more than 100 exhibitions all over the world (France, Spain, USA, China, Italy, Switzerland, Arab Emirates, Germany, Canada, Brazil, Portugal...) and has participated in several art fairs.
In 2009, after graduating from "L'Ecole des Arts Décoratifs de Paris" (ENSAD), Amélie passed the competition of the "Academie des Beaux Arts" to represent French painting in Spain for two years at the Casa de Velázquez. During these two years, she produced and exhibited in numerous exhibitions and galleries her works on "Moving Landscapes" and "Furtive Landscapes".
He obtained a residency in the summer of 2011 at Joan Miro's Summer Studio, organised and facilitated by the Miró Foundation in Mallorca. The Foundation subsequently acquired two of the works produced during this time.
Amélie Ducommun has almost always painted, nature has always captivated her and inspired her work. The origin of her work lies mainly in questioning memory, the perception of landscape and the interrelation of natural elements.
