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NANOU DUPUIS
Nanou's Public Art is site-specific, ephemeral and involves the public in the process, with an accessible concept for a wider audience to bring their own meaning to the artwork and take ownership.
Nanou graduated with an MA in Public Art from RMIT University achieving a High Distinction for her research entitled 'Public Matter' for which she encouraged a public participation in over 55 countries.
 Public Matter First site galleryRMIT First site gallery. Site specific installation 'Public Matter' |  Public Matter'Soft graffiti tiles'/ expendable public artwork that invaded more than 55 different countries. |
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 Public participation recordsMap made of repurpose paper, recording the public participation in over 55 countries around the world |  The makingThe making of my 'public matter' fabric resulting from hand shredded and rolled stories found in Melbourne newspapers |
 'Public Mater' public participantsSome proud invaders somewhere in the world |  RMIT Gallery First site MelbourneLarge fabric resulting from hand shredded and rolled newspapers |
 RMIT Gallery First Site MelbourneLarge fabric resulting from hand shredded and rolled newspapers |  First site gallery |
 RMIT Gallery First Site Melbourne |  ToK H Award 2011Toorak sculpture show 2011 - close up of an indoor and outdoor site specific installation |
 ToK H Award 2011Toorak sculpture show 2011 - close up of an indoor and outdoor site specific installation |  Toorak Sculpture show 2011Passer-by noticing the playful specific-installation outdoor above their heads making its way indoor 'through' a window. |
 Projection Dandenong commissionProjection on a 8 storeys building - commissioned design |  Dandenong Projection commissionProjection on a 8 storeys building - commissioned design |
 Projection Commission DandenongProjection on a 8 storeys building - commissioned design |  Graduation |
 RMIT Public Art first round down |  Site-specific installationSite-specific installation in a 24 hours Chinese train journey. Using only materiel found on site. Part of my artist residency as a public artist. |
 Site-specific installationSite-specific installation in a 24 hours Chinese train journey. Using only materiel found on site. Part of my artist residency as a public artist. |  Shading the light - IcelandPublic art installation done during my residency in Iceland. A 24 hours of daylight experience Sponsored by the Australian council for the Arts. |
 Iceland residency-shading the lightPublic art installation done during my residency in Iceland. A 24 hours of daylight experience Sponsored by the Australian council for the Arts. |  Iceland residency-shading the lightPublic art installation done during my residency in Iceland. A 24 hours of daylight experience Sponsored by the Australian council for the Arts. |
 Iceland residency-shading the lightPublic art installation done during my residency in Iceland. A 24 hours of daylight experience Sponsored by the Australian council for the Arts. |
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