Anne Mondy

Anne Mondy, born in 1972, is a French visual artist specializing in contemporary collage. Daughter of the renowned actor Pierre Mondy, Anne has made a name for herself in the art world thanks to a unique technique she calls “Papertorn” — a method of tearing and collaging paper that gives new life to ordinary materials.

Anne Mondy grew up in an environment where artistic expression was ever-present, influenced by her father and her family background. Self-taught, she developed a passion for collage and assemblage from a young age. Her “Papertorn” technique involves tearing selected papers and creatively assembling them, thus transforming everyday objects into vibrant and meaningful works of art.

Mondy’s art is deeply inspired by the affichistes of the 1960s New Realists movement, such as Raymond Hains and Jacques Villeglé. Her works reflect a strong sensitivity and technical mastery inherited from this movement, but with a delicate personal touch. She also admires Jackson Pollock’s dripping technique and Arman’s creations, integrating these influences into her unique compositions.

Anne Mondy has exhibited her works in numerous galleries in France and abroad. Among her notable exhibitions are her participations at Galerie Valérie Guerin in Paris and various art events where she showcased her innovative creations. Her work is also sought after for the customization of spaces and objects, demonstrating the versatility of her talent.

In addition to her artistic creations, Anne Mondy is committed to sharing her expertise. She organizes “Papertorn Team Building” workshops and seminars for companies such as Franck Provost, Amazon, and Enedis, sharing her passion and techniques with a wider audience. This approach reflects her desire to make art accessible and to encourage collective creative expression.

To learn more about Anne Mondy and discover her works, you can visit her official website and admire her Leonardo at our restaurant.