Flo Arnold

Flo Arnold grew up in Ivory Coast, Cameroon, Algeria, and Morocco. She lives and works between Morocco and France. As a citizen of the world, she metaphorically enriches her sculptures with her encounters. She has had numerous solo exhibitions in France and abroad. In 2018, she presented the monumental installation "The Secret of Signs" with the Loo & Lou Foundation during "Nuit Blanche" at the Church of Saint-Paul Saint-Louis in Paris. Additionally, she has showcased her works in group exhibitions at the Pierre Berger Foundation and the Institut du Monde Arabe in 2013; at the Palmeraie Museum in Marrakech in 2014; at the Institut Bernard Magrez in Bordeaux in 2017, among others. Her cultural mix, a fundamental element of her work, was shaped by her many travels and stays abroad in Africa, Europe, and the United States. Her installations bear witness to this existential nomadism: her gestures are the result of her journey. "My life is a story of land and encounters, my identity a 'citizen of the world.' My childhood has influenced my artistic research, always in motion, changing countries, houses, cultures. I have learned a lot from others."