Biography

Julien Vinet (b. Paris, 1980) is a visual artist currently based in Berlin. Following studies in Fine Arts at Paris VIII and Visual Communications at Jean Trubert Art School, Vinet discovered the strength of black and white – a passion that lead him to Japan where he lived for 8 years, studying calligraphy and engraving. Deeply influenced by Japanese culture, Vinet’s chiefly monochromatic body of work conveys a kinetic depth, a constantly changing and layered representation of subject through fragmented and reconstructed line. Vinet’s work has been the subject of several solo shows in Japan, France and Malta, and has participated in a number of international group exhibitions.

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Exhibitions

2019

Abtr/action, Gallery Jin – Ex Chamber Museum, 3331 Art Chiyoda, Tokyo, May 2019

2018

Error #413, Kollektiv Alef Contempory Art Haus, Berlin, Mitte, November 2018
Transnational Tokyo, The Building, Valletta, Malta, October 2018
Sssortie, solo show, Lily Agius Gallery, May 2018

2017

Complex, Group show, Lily Agius Gallery, Malta, September 2017

2016

The entity of truth, Lily Agius Gallery, Malta, December 2016
La Semaine de l’Art Contemporain at MISIA Gallery. FIAC. Paris. October 2016
PaperWork, Gallery Jin – Ex Chamber Museum, 3331 Art Chiyoda, Tokyo, May 2016

2015

Guerrilla. Federico Peltretti x Julien Vinet, House gallery, Malta.
That’s all they did tomorrow but you finished yesterday, Naoya Inose x Julien Vinet, Teatro Pjazza Rjal, Malta, June 2015

2014

Tigne Collective, Tigne Point, Malta, September 2014
Collective Show at Chris Briffa Architecture. June 2014

2013

Two Colours, Retrospective at Casa Rocca Piccola, Malta, December 2013
Art in Marseille, Friche de la belle de mai, Marseillle, France, October 2013
Science in Art, Collective show at Lily Agius Gallery, Malta, May 2013

2012

A.R.T., WU Gallery, Valletta, Malta, December 2012

2011

Mu, on the graphic representation of emptiness at the WU Gallery, Valletta, Malta, March 2011

2010

Julien Vinet X Gaga, Gaga, Tokyo, April 2010

2009

Contrast at APOC Gallery, Tokyo, October 2009