Marie-Aimée Fattouche

After completing her MA in Fine Art in 2016 at Chelsea College of Arts London, Fattouche was granted the Mercers’ Arts Award - an award given by The Mercers’ Company to graduating MA Fine Art and Visual Arts students across UAL. In 2017, as one of the winning artists of the Red Mansion Art Prize - a non-for-profit organisation which promotes dialogue between Great Britain and China - she was invited to spend one month’s residency in Beijing. Her work was exhibited at the Hockney Gallery, Royal College of Arts London, in 2018. In 2019, she was honoured to be part of the artists’ shortlist for the Mark Tanner Sculpture Award at Standpoint Gallery London. In 2022, she presented an installation as part of the collective show GLOBALISTO at the MAMC+ (Musée d'Art Moderne et Contemporain de Saint-Etienne) presenting 19 artists from the African diaspora.