Pascale Wright Nallé Portfolio

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PASCALE WRIGHT NALLÉ PORTFOLIO

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PASCALE WRIGHT NALLÉ 06/01/1986 in LONDON 10 Rue des Guillemites, 75003, Paris, France pascalewrightnalle@gmail.com


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Profile Positive attitude and quick learner with the ability to adapt to new challenges. Communicate and work well with others from a wide variety of backgrounds and personalities. Well-organized and resourceful.

Experience

Education

Nov 2013 Current

Artist in Residence, Hotel Amelot, Paris

CELTA - Certificate English Language Teaching Abroad

Nov 2013 Current

English Teacher, L’univers des Langues, Paris

Beginners certificate in Portuguese

Sept 2013 Dec 2013

Archivist and Continuity Girl, Silhouette Films/ Cineteve Productions Paris, France

Paris Oct 2013

Lisbon University of Arts and Humanit, Sept 2009 Document and source research for documentary One Hundred years later

Jan 2013 June 2013

Assistant Designer, Artisan de Luxe Los Angeles / Puebla

May 2011 June 2012

Founder-Manager, (PARENTESIS) portofreetour Porto, Portugal

Sample buyer, Trend research, Product Development, interpreter French/ English-Spanish

Research on History / Urban legends of Porto, Designing pedestrian itineraries for Tourists Customer service, and marketing and Social Media (emails/tripadvisor/facebook)

Aug 2011

Artist Assistant, Paul Bloas, Porto, Portugal

April 2011

Artist Assistant, Centre Mondial de la Paix Verdun, France

Graduate degree in arts and craft - Costume Maker Lycée Paul Poiret, Paris, 2007-2009

Attended classes in English Literature Université de la Sorbonne, Paris, 2004-2006

Foundation year Applied Arts Lycée Paul Poiret, Paris 2006-2007

International Baccalauréat Lycée Marc Chagall, Reims 2004

Skills

Supervision of shows installation, Interpreter English-French Feb 2011 Aug 2011

Artist in Residence, open studio, Casa Amarela, Porto, Portugal

Nov 2010 Dec 2010

Artist in Residence, Oranienstrasse STudio, Berlin, Germany

Nov 2009 Oct 2010

Artist in Residence, open studio, ArtinPark, Lisboa, Portugal

Since 2006

Freelance Translater French-English (Immortal Features, Pixie Productions, Buddha Channel...)

Dec 2008 June-July 2008

English : Native French : Native Portuguese : Fluent Spanish : Conversant

Computer Skills Word, Excel, Photoshop, Pages, InDesign (beginner)

Internships

Referrals

Arts Décoratifs Museum, Paris

Phillipe Naouri designer entrepreneur Artisan De Luxe philippenaouri@aol.com

Installation of Sonia Rykiel’s retrospective show, archive research on Madeleine Vionnet

Ines Soares co-manager (Parentesis) - portofreetour@gmail.com

National Theatre of London, London Costume making for show Her Naked Skin

Dec 2007

Languages

Les Doubles Fraces, Montreuil, Paris Costume and prop making


PORTFOLIO Hello, Welcome to my Portfolio. Inside you’ll find a brief glimpse, a –snapshot- of my previous work, using original texts, images, photographs and publications. I have worked in many fields including tourism, cinema and visual arts since 2009. The golden thread between these projects being my enthusiasm, commitment and dedication.

Hola, Bienvenido(s) a mi Portafolio. En su interior encontrará una breve mirada, una “snapshot” de mi trabajo hasta ahora, a través del uso de textos originales, imágenes, fotografías y publicaciones. He trabajado en muchos campos desde 2009, incluyendo el turismo, el cine y las artes visuales. Mi entusiasmo, compromiso y dedicación es el puente de oro entre todos estos proyectos.


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CULTURE September 2013 - Archivist & Continuity Girl, Silhouette Films/ Cineteve Productions Paris, France December 2013 Document and source research for documentary One Hundred years later May 2011- Founder-Manager, (PARENTESIS) now portofreetour Porto, Portugal June 2012 Research on History / Urban legends of Porto Designing pedestrian itineraries for Tourists Customer service and Social Media (emails/tripadvisor/facebook) Communication, Design (photos, videos, flyers) Developing partnerships with local hotels and restaurants. April 2011 Artist Assistant, Centre Mondial de la Paix Verdun, France Supervision of shows installation Interpreter English-French

FASHION January 2013 - Assistant Designer, Artisan de Luxe Los Angeles / Puebla / Paris June 2013 Sample buyer (Paris) Trend research Product Development

ARTIST IN RESIDENCE Nov 2013- Now Artist in Residence, Hotel Amelot, Paris Feb 2011- August 2011 Artist in Residence, open studio, Casa Amarela, Porto, Portugal Nov 2010-Dec 2010 Artist in Residence, Oranienstrasse STudio, Berlin, Germany Nov 2009- Oct 2010 Artist in Residence, open studio, ArtinPark, Lisboa, Portugal


CULTURE

ONE HUNDRED YEARS LATER Archivist and Continuity Girl September 2013-December 2013 Desarrollo / Investigación Septiembre 2013 - Diciembre 2013 A 50 minute documentary about the Indian soldiers in WWI directed by Vijay Singh. Although the conflict involved the French and the Germans, many foreign armies were summoned to help the Allies – until this day, very few of us are aware of the Indian Army’s human contribution. One Hundred years later retraces the odyssey of the Indian Soldiers, their journey to Europe, their ordeal on the battlefield and trenches, but also the unexpected relationships developed between the French locals and these special soldiers. Producers : Silhouette Films and CINETEVE As assistant to the director during the development phase of the documentary, my tasks were mainly researching and classifying archives* of different formats (video, photos, illustrations, letters and so on), translating the documents (English/French) and working as Location scout in Belgium.

Un documental de 50 minutos sobre los soldados indios de la Primera Guerra Mundial, dirigido por Vijay Singh. Aunque el conflicto involucró a los franceses y los alemanes, muchos ejércitos extranjeros fueron convocados para ayudar a los aliados - hasta el día de hoy, muy pocos de nosotros somos conscientes de la contribución humana del ejército indio.One Hundred years later retrata la odisea de los soldados indios, su viaje a Europa, su terrible experiencia en el campo de batalla y las trincheras, pero también las relaciones sorprendentes entre los franceses locales y este regimiento especial. Como asistente del director durante la fase de desarrollo / investigación del documental, mis tareas fueron principalmente de investigación y clasificación de los archivos de diferentes formatos (video, fotografía, ilustraciones, cartas, etc), traduciendo los documentos (Inglés/Francés) y trabajando como explorador de locaciones en Bélgica.


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Imperial War Museum, The British Library Archives, World War I Museum in Ypres, Private Collectors



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CULTURE

PARENTESIS Co-founder, Manager and Artistic Director from May 2011 to July 2012 Co-fundadora, Directora y Directora Artistica de Mayo, 2011, a Julio, 2012 I moved to Porto in January 2011, at the time, the city was gaining popularity on the tourist circuit, offering cheap and authentic attractions, Porto was slowly becoming the new destination in the South. This excitement however wasn’t in tune with the financial crisis going on at the time. Parentesis started as a personal investigation of the city. As a foreigner I was amazed by the derelict appearance Porto had (indeed, 60 % of it’s city center is abandoned). After meeting José Brochado, a local storyteller, it occured to me that the potential of an alternative tourist guide company, loyal to the city’s personality was rich in possibilities. Parentesis was born. Based on a gift economy model, we offered daily tours on request. Thanks to an online marketing campaign, with facebook and tripadvisor, the project grew wings. Parentesis also developed partnerships with portuense restaurants and hotels but also local artists and activists. More than a tourist company, Parentesis tried to show the unseen and tell the untold, thus developing a more authentic and socially responsible way to visit the city. The team also worked on archiving the events in the city, videos, photos as well as audio recordings were made in collaboration with Radio Manobras, in order to document but also to advertise the tour.

Me mudé a Porto en Enero de 2011, cuando la ciudad ganaba popularidad en el circuito turístico. Con opciones baratas pero fuertes debido a la cultura local, Porto se tornaba lentamente el nuevo destino de la Península Ibérica. Sin embargo, este animo coincidió con la crisis económica sufrida en el país. Parentesis empezó como una investigación personal de la ciudad. Porto me sorprendió por su apariencia de ciudad olvidada, comprobada por el hecho de que 60% de sus edificios están abandonados. Después de conocer un contador de historias local, José Brochado, se me ocurrió el potencial de una compañia turística alternativa, fiel a la personalidad de la ciudad. Se crió Parentesis. Sobre la base de un modelo de economía del regalo, ofrecimos excursiones diarias a petición. Debido a una campaña de marketing en línea, facebook y tripadvisor, el proyecto ganó alas. Se desarrollaron sociedades con restaurantes y hoteles “portuenses”, así como artistas y activistas locales. Más que una compañía turística, con Parentesis se intentó enseñar el no visto y contar el desconocido, así creando un modo más autentico y socialmente responsable de visitar la ciudad. El equipo trabajó también en archivar los eventos de la ciudad con vídeos, fotos, hasta grabaciones audio hechas en colaboración con Radio Manobras, para documentar y publicitar las excursiones.


“AN (UN) TOUR”

PORTOFREETOUR 1. 10h “The Breakfast” Praça Guilherme Gomes Fernandes: “Padaria Ribeiro” or “Leitaria do paço” or Armazém do Café” Rua Actor João Guedes: “Café Progresso” // Praça Carlos Alberto : “Moustache” or “ Café Luso” 2. 10.30h “ The Important Statue” the Aliados Avenue look right : Cardosas Palace, now it's Intercontinental Hotel// left : City hall // front : the statue from the prince that gave independence to Brasil 3. 11.10h “The Market” Rua Fernandes Tomás : Bolhão Market // (eat some fresh fruit and talk with the selling ladies ) 4. 11.25h “ Commercial Street” Rua Sta Catarina snack: “Mengos” or “Império” (that a look on the top of the buildings, the one that has Fnac is amazing) // Go to Majestic Café 5. 11.45h “The Battlefield” Praça da Batalha Cinema Batalha (it's abandoned now) // Cinema Águia D'Ouro Sto Ildefonso's church, S. João Theater 6. 12h “The Golden Church” Rua Porta do Sol , Santa Clara's church 7. 12.15h “The Wall” Muralha Fernandina, medieval wall 8. the Guindais stairs near the wall, on the left side have a stop on “Café Guindalense” for lunch 9. 14.30h “The tram” River avenue 10. 15h “The Beach” Castelo do Queijo (the fort ) the transparent building City park 11. 16.30h “The Gardens and the teas” the Serralves Museum, the gardens and the tea house 12. 18.30h “ The art street” Rua Miguel Bombarda 13. 20h “ The wine Break” wine and tapas : “ Café Aduela” “ Café Candelabro” , or “Café Vitória” 14. 21h “ The to diner or not to diner” any restaurant or tapas only 15. 22.30h “ The night” night district or Hardclub

Portofreetour@gmail.com WWW.Portofreetour.com


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CULTURE

ASSISTANT ART SHOWS Artist assistant August 2011 Artista Asistente Agosto 2011 Paul Bloas is a French artist known for his giant paintings, that he inserts into urban landscapes across the globe (Madagascar, Berlin, Budapest, Paris …). On his trip to Portugal, he started installing his “giants” in different areas of Lisbon, I invited him to intervene in Porto, believing it would be an interesting environment for his work. I mapped out locations that would interest him and helped him put his paintings up.

UPaul Bloas es un artista Francés reconocido por sus gigantes pinturas, que incluye en paisajes urbanos alrededor del planeta (Madagascar, Berlin, Budapest, Paris …). Cuando viajó a Portugal, comenzó la instalación de sus gigantes en diferentes zonas de Lisboa. Luego lo invité a intervenir en Porto. Ubiqué locales que pensé interesarle y le ayudé a colgar sus pinturas.


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CULTURE

ASSISTANT ART SHOWS Artist assistant April 2011 Artista Asistente Abril 2011 The World Peace Center in Verdun organized in 2011, a retrospective of the work of Artist Paul David Wright. The show was composed of more than 30 paintings, 30 installations and more than 100 drawings. My work consisted of organizing and coordinating incoming and outgoing works of art, installation assistant, and the translation of the show’s catalogue (English/ French).

El World Peace Center en Verdun organizó en 2011 una retrospectiva de la obra del artista Paul David Wright. La exhibición se componía de más de 30 pinturas, 30 instalaciones y más de 100 dibujos. Mi trabajo consistía en organizar y coordinar los trabajos de arte entrantes y salientes, ayudante de instalación, y la traducción del catálogo de la muestra (Inglés / Francés).


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FASHION

ARTISAN DE LUXE Assistant Designer from January 2013 to June 2013 Designer Asistente de Enero, 2013, a Junio, 2013 After 3 years in Portugal, I felt the need to leave Europe for a while. I left for Los Angeles, initially for holydays, there I met the designer Phillipe Naouri, founder of Artisan. Having studied the arts and crafts of sewing to a graduate level, I started working with Artisan head designer ; shopping for trends, designing samples, and shipping them off for production overseas (China and Mexico). Soon enough, I was sent to Mexico, to work on the sample development and quality control of the brand’s Fall/winter collection in the Puebla factory. Coming from a hand on, craft based education, where every garment is unique dealing with the mass-production of manufactured “vintage” looking clothes required a high sense of organization and multitasking. I worked essentially on the jean washes, validating the samples and keeping the development schedule up to date.

Después de 3 años en Portugal, sentí la necesidad de salir de Europa por un tiempo. Me fui a Los Angeles, en un principio de vacaciones, hasta que me encontré con el diseñador Phillipe Naouri, fundador de Artisan. Habiendo estudiado las artes y la artesanía de la costura a un nivel de postgrado, empecé a trabajar con Artisan como diseñadora jefe; en busca de tendencias, diseño de muestras, y enviarlos para producción en el extranjero (China y México). Muy pronto, me enviaron a México para trabajar en el desarrollo de la muestra y el control de calidad de la colección de otoño / invierno de la marca en la fábrica de Puebla. Viniendo de una educación artesanal, donde cada prenda es única, lidiar con la producción en masa de ropa con aspecto “vintage” requiere un alto sentido de organización y multitarea. He trabajado fundamentalmente en los lavados de jeans, la validación de las muestras y mantener el programa de desarrollo actualizado.



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ARTIST IN RESIDENCE

ART RESIDENCIES After a degree in the arts and crafts of sewing, I decided I needed time and space to develop my own language as an artist. I believe I was lucky enough to experience different types of art organizations, location and management procedures being a constant variation. Portugal was an interesting playground where I encountered structures that managed to turn the odds of a poor economy into an argument for art’s presence in the city. Casa Amarela, Porto January 2011- August 2011. The second residency was a pilot project in Porto’s city center. With a high number of abandoned buildings, private parties decided to give working space and accommodation to artists in exchange of an open studio system. This setting required a stronger social awareness and involvement on the artist’s behalf , the house being a place where art was at the reach of whoever reached the door. This background nurtured the creation of (Parentesis) , originaly a visual investigation into the city’s scenery before becoming a business

Después de estudiar las técnicas y el arte de la costura, decidí que necesitaba tiempo y espacio para desarrollar mi lenguaje personal como artista. Tuve la suerte de conocer diferentes tipos de organizaciones de arte, en lugares y con procedimientos de gestión totalmente variados.Portugal fue un interesante laboratorio experimental, donde encontré a estructuras que lograron cambiar la situación de una mala economía en una discusión por la presencia del arte en la ciudad. C a s a A m a r e l a , Po r t o J a n u a r y 2 0 1 1 - A u g u s t 2 0 1 1 : L a s e g u n d a r e s i d e n c i a d e a r t e f u e u n p r o y e c t o p i l o t o e n e l c e n t r o d e Po r t o. C o n u n e l e v a d o n ú m e r o d e e d i f i c i o s a b a n d o n a d o s, p r i v a d o s d e c i d i e r o n d a r l e e l e s p a c i o d e t r a b a j o y a l o j a m i e n t o a l o s a r t i s t a s a c a m b i o d e u n s i s t e m a d e e s t u d i o a b i e r t o. E s t e s i s t e m a r e q u i e r e m u c h a m á s c o n c i e n c i a s o c i a l y l a p a r t i c i p a c i ó n d e l o s a r t i s t a s, l a c a s a e s u n l u g a r d o n d e e l a r t e e s t a b a a l a l c a n c e d e t o d o s q u e p a s a n l a p u e r t a . E s t o n u t r e d e l a c r e a c i ó n d e ( Pa r e n t e s i s ) , o r i g i n a l m e n t e u n a i n v e s t i g a c i ó n v i s u a l d e l a c i u d a d a n t e s d e c o n v e r t i r s e e n u n n e g o c i o.



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Art IN Park, Lisbon November 2009-October 2010. This was my first art residency, I was part of a collective (14 artists) sponsored by Alfa Romeo. In exchange of a studio space free of charge, the artists had to follow a fixed agenda (group shows, and presence at promotional events of the Italian motor village).

A r t I N Pa r k , L i s b o n N o v e m b e r 2 0 0 9 - O c t o b e r 2 0 1 0 : F u e m i p r i m e r a r e s i d e n c i a d e a r t e d o n d e e r a p a r t e d e u n c o l e c t i v o d e a r t i s t a s ( 1 4 ) p a t r o c i n a d o p o r A l f a R o m e o. A c a m b i o d e u n e s p a c i o d e e s t u d i o g r a t u i t o, l o s a r t i s t a s t u v i e r o n q u e s e g u i r u n o r d e n d e l d Ă­ a f i j o ( m u e s t r a s c o l e c t i v a s, y l a p r e s e n c i a e n l o s e v e n t o s p r o m o c i o n a l e s d e l a m a r c a ) .



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Thermoelectrica do Freixo Summer 2012 It was a what I call a wild residency, since the relationship with the space was less framed and the eye of the public absent. The work developed there was closer to a calm but spontaneous meditation of narratives. This project developed around a sense of secrecy, closer to cave painting than street art.

T h e r m o e l e c t r i c a d o Fr e i x o S u m m e r Ve r a n o 2 0 1 2 E r a l o q u e y o l l a m o u n a r e s i d e n c i a s a l v a j e, y a q u e l a r e l a c i ó n c o n e l e s p a c i o e r a m e n o s e n m a r c a d o y e l o j o d e l p ú b l i c o a u s e n t e. E l t r a b a j o a h í d e s a r r o l l a d o e s t a b a m á s c e r c a d e u n a m e d i t a c i ó n d e n a r r a t i v a s t r a n q u i l a p e r o e s p o n t á n e a . E s t e p r o y e c t o f u e d e s a r r o l l a d o a l r e d e d o r d e u n s e n t i d o d e s e c r e t o, m á s c e r c a d e l a s p i n t u r a s r u p e s t r e s q u e d e l a r t e c a l l e j e r o.



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Oranienstrasse, Berlin November 2010-December 2010 This short residency was in a more traditional setting. An open studio with 3 other artists. This period of time enabled me to observe and learn from a different generation of artists (two out of the three artists were in their 70’s).

Oranienstrasse, Berlin November 2010-December 2010 E s t a b r e v e r e s i d e n c i a t e n í a u n e n t o r n o m á s t r a d i c i o n a l , u n e s t u d i o a b i e r t o c o n o t r o s 3 a r t i s t a s. E s t e p e r í o d o d e t i e m p o m e p e r m i t i ó o b s e r v a r y a p r e n d e r d e o t r a g e n e r a c i ó n d e a r t i s t a s ( d o s d e l o s t r e s a r t i s t a s se encontraban en sus 70 años).



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Hotel Amelot, Paris November 2013- Now Free studio - developping textile sculptures.

H o t e l A m e l o t , Pa r i s N o v e m b e r 2 0 1 3 - N o w E s t u d i o l i b r e - d e s a r r o l l o d e e s c u l t u r a s t e x t i l e s.


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