Antoine Wagner

Antoine Wagner is a French-American contemporary artist and film director who works in the fields
of sculpture, paintings, drawings, film, performance, photography, sound and installation.

His work explores the connectivity between nature, geography, mythology and the sublime as well
as themes of resurrection and identity. Global institutions including The Tiroler Festspiele Erl,
Austria (2022), Les Archives Nationales, Paris, France ( Nuit Blanche 2021), The National Gallery of
Armenia (2019), The New World Center Miami, Florida, USA (2018) and The Goethe Institute
Tokyo, Japan, (2018) have presented his work among many others.

Wagner received a bachelor of Arts (2005) in Theater from Northwestern University and a joint
Bachelor of Science in Political science (2005) from Northwestern University and Sciences Po Paris.
After a continuing studies program at NYU Tisch (2007) Wagner assisted palme d’or winner Michael
Haneke. The artist has completed two residency programs: Bob Wilson at the Watermill Foundation
in NY (2005) and the summer program at the Villa Medici Rome, Italy (2014). Wagner is the prize
winner of the Prix Lyrique Pierre Berge (2013) for his publication with the Verlag for Moderne Kunst
Wagner in der Schweiz.

Wagner’s most recent work, the "Impossible Forest", is a collaborative platform raising awareness
for land preservation through Art.
Sue Webster