I graduated with a MA in Visual Communication (EFAP, 2014), a MA in International Relations (Sciences Po, 2020), and a MA in International Public Law (Paris II University,  2020) with a specialisation in Human Rights. 

I worked for a short time for a non-profit organisation (AADH : Alliance of Lawyers for Human Rights) on a programme aimed at defending the rights of unaccompanied foreign minors before courts, then at UNESCO's Education sector, reviewing the alignment of national legal frameworks to international human rights standards related to the right to education, with a focus on girls and women's right to education (HerAtlas). 

Since 2020, I have embraced what is probably the most hopeless cause of all by committing myself to the valorisation of art discourses in our societies.

Writing became my main activity. My debut autobiographical novel (L'Amour, Michel Lafon, 2023) was published in France, and I am currently working on my second book.

I became a student in art history (Lille University). My research focuses on dialogue in contemporary art, with a special interest in Lee Lozano and Ian Wilson's practices.
 
Occasionally, I write texts about contemporary art, trying to bring a different - personal and art-focused - perspective to what is commonly said about a work, an artist, or their practice. 

I also present ideas that derive from my personal experiences, thoughts, or feelings (Court Statement, 2023; Clean, ongoing). They involve text and are related to dysfunctional dialogue, in one way or another. 

Alexandra De Taddeo