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'''Bruno Aveillan''' (born 1968) is a French filmmaker, photographer, and contemporary artist.

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'''Bruno Aveillan''' (born in [[Toulouse]], France) is a filmmaker, a photographer and a contemporary artist.


== Communication art ==
== Communication art ==
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After graduating from Ecole Supérieure des Beaux Arts in Toulouse, he joined Quad Productions in Paris in 1995. Since then, he has directed short experimental movies and international commercials for clients such as [[Orange (telecommunications)|Orange]], [[Chanel]], [[Cartier (jeweler)|Cartier]], [[Lanvin (clothing)|Lanvin]], [[Perrier]], [[Louis Vuitton]], [[Audi]], [[Nike, Inc.|Nike]], [[Paco Rabanne]], [[Shangrila]], [[Lexus]], [[Guerlain]], [[Rochas]], [[Jaguar Cars|Jaguar]], [[Samsung]], [[Nissan]], [[Time Warner]], [[Volvo]], Miller, [[Nintendo]], [[Coca-Cola]], [[BMW]] etc.{{citation needed|date=July 2020}}


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In 1999, succeeding the directors [[Lars von Trier]] and [[Roland Joffé]], Aveillan directed the new episode in the advertising sage for [[CNP Assurances|CNP]]. Additionally, he directed the launch commercial for [[Lanvin (clothing)|Lanvin]] perfume "Oxygène". It is during this spot that [[Gisele Bündchen]] makes her debut on screen. During his career Aveillan has also filmed world-renowned stars such as Monica Bellucci, Rachel Weisz, Freida Pinto, Natalia Vodianova, Claudia Schiffer, Shalom Harlow, Karlie Kloss, Lara Stone, Natasha Poly, Liya Kebede, Amy Smart, Tina Balthazar, Sharon Stone, Catherine Hurley, Milla Jovovich, Leila Bekhti, Jessica Stam, Bianca Balti, Inna Zobova, Louise Pedersen, Julia Stegner, Estelle Lefébure, Elsa Benitez, Mylène Farmer, Morgane Dubled, Vlada Roslyakova, Sunniva Stordahl, Virginie Ledoyen, etc.{{citation needed|date=July 2020}}
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Bruno Aveillan is one of the most distinguished and internationally sought after directors across the globe in the communication industry. After graduating from Ecole Supérieure des Beaux Arts in Toulouse, he joined Quad Productions in Paris in 1995. Since then, he has directed award-winning short experimental movies and international commercials for clients such as [[Orange (telecommunications)|Orange]], [[Chanel]], [[Cartier (jeweler)|Cartier]], [[Lanvin (clothing)|Lanvin]], [[Perrier]], [[Louis Vuitton]], [[Audi]], [[Nike, Inc.|Nike]], [[Paco Rabanne]], [[Shangrila]], [[Lexus]], [[Guerlain]], [[Rochas]], [[Jaguar Cars|Jaguar]], [[Samsung]], [[Nissan]], [[Time Warner]], [[Volvo]], [[Miller]], [[Nintendo]], [[Coca-Cola]], [[BMW]] etc.


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Aveillan has also directed a series of commercials for [[Thermasilk]]. His spot for Nissan-Infinity "Athem" was presented during the premiere of the 2002 Oscar ceremony. Alongside [[Martin Scorsese]] and [[Oliver Stone]], Aveillan has directed four commercials for the launch of the brand Orange. He has worked in collaboration with the Land Artist [[Nils Udo]] to create visual worlds for the perfume Mahora from [[Guerlain]]. In 2006, he also worked with fashion designer [[Olivier Theyskens]] for the launch of the new Rochas Fragrance (Starring Model [[Jessica Stam]]).{{citation needed|date=July 2020}}
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One of his very early spots in his directing career, [[Perrier]] "La Foule", received an avalanche of international awards. In 1999, succeeding the directors [[Lars von Trier]] and [[Roland Joffé]], Bruno Aveillan directed the new episode in the advertising sage for [[CNP Assurances|CNP]]. Additionally, he directed the launch commercial for [[Lanvin (clothing)|Lanvin]] perfume "Oxygène". It is during this spot that [[Gisele Bündchen]] makes her debut on screen. During his career Bruno Aveillan has also filmed world-renowned stars such as Monica Bellucci, Rachel Weisz, Freida Pinto, Natalia Vodianova, Claudia Schiffer, Shalom Harlow, Karlie Kloss, Lara Stone, Natasha Poly, Liya Kebede, Amy Smart, Tina Balthazar, Sharon Stone, Catherine Hurley, Milla Jovovich, Leila Bekhti, Jessica Stam, Bianca Balti, Inna Zobova, Louise Pedersen, Julia Stegner, Estelle Lefébure, Elsa Benitez, Mylène Farmer, Morgane Dubled, Vlada Roslyakova, Sunniva Stordahl, Virginie Ledoyen, etc.


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His commercial for [[Magnum (ice cream)|Magnum]], "5 senses", was directed in an experimental manner{{clarify|date=July 2020}} and has received international acclaim (including Montreux Gold Award and European Effie Award).{{citation needed|date=July 2020}}
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Aveillan has also directed a series of commercials for [[Thermasilk]] in which he has created and captured a unique dream and poetic world. His spot for Nissan-Infinity "Athem" was presented during the premiere of the 2002 Oscar ceremony. Alongside [[Martin Scorsese]] and [[Oliver Stone]], Aveillan has directed four commercials for the launch of the brand Orange. He has worked in collaboration with the Land Artist [[Nils Udo]] to create unique visual worlds for the perfume Mahora from [[Guerlain]]. In 2006, he also worked with fashion designer [[Olivier Theyskens]] for the launch of the new Rochas Fragrance (Starring Model [[Jessica Stam]]).


He directed a [[Adobe Flash|Flash]]-animated television series and the television commercial series called [[Robotskin]] for [[Philips]] in 2007.
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His famous commercial for [[Magnum (ice cream)|Magnum]], "5 senses", was directed in an experimental manner and has received international acclaim (including Montreux Gold Award and European Effie Award).


In 2008, Aveillan directed the first ever brand campaign for [[Louis Vuitton]]: "Where will life take you" (90" format, translated into 14 languages). This spot evokes "the soul of travel". It has received 14 international awards including 2008 Gold Clio Award, Gold Award at the 2008 London International Awards, Epica, Cristal. The music was composed by [[Gustavo Santaolalla]].
In 2008, Aveillan directed the first ever brand campaign for [[Louis Vuitton]]: "Where will life take you" (90" format, translated into 14 languages). This spot evokes "the soul of travel". It has received 14 international awards including 2008 Gold Clio Award, Gold Award at the 2008 London International Awards, Epica, Cristal. The music was composed by [[Gustavo Santaolalla]].
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In 2010, he shot the first brand film for [[Shangri-La]] that metaphorically presents a philosophy imbued by generosity and humanism. This spot and tells the story of a man who has been adopted and saved by wolves. In 2011, [[Swarovski]] enlisted directly Aveillan to create a cinema short movie that would conjure Swarovski’s more than one-hundred-year heritage on the big screen, which was premiered at Time Square NYC, on 1 January.
In 2010, he shot the first brand film for [[Shangri-La]] that metaphorically presents a philosophy imbued by generosity and humanism. This spot and tells the story of a man who has been adopted and saved by wolves. In 2011, [[Swarovski]] enlisted directly Aveillan to create a cinema short movie that would conjure Swarovski’s more than one-hundred-year heritage on the big screen, which was premiered at Time Square NYC, on 1 January.


In beginning of 2012, the [[Cartier S.A.|House of Cartier]] announced the international release of its first brand film ''L'Odyssee de Cartier'', a three-and-one-half minute film directed by Bruno Aveillan. The short film, which chronicles Cartier's 165-year history, was first screened at [[The Metropolitan Museum of Art]] in [[New York City]] on 29 February 2012. This film has been seen by 180 million viewers around the globe and has received more than 40 gold awards, notably a Golden Lion in Cannes.{{Citation needed|date=June 2013}}
In beginning of 2012, the [[Cartier S.A.|House of Cartier]] announced the international release of its first brand film ''L'Odyssee de Cartier'', a three-and-one-half minute film directed by Aveillan. The short film, which chronicles Cartier's 165-year history, was first screened at [[The Metropolitan Museum of Art]] in [[New York City]] on 29 February 2012. This film has been seen by 180 million viewers around the globe and has received more than 40 gold awards, notably a Golden Lion in Cannes.{{Citation needed|date=June 2013}}


In 2013, Aveillan's photographic and Art work was published in the prestigious VICTOR Book edited by Hasselblad, along artists and phototographers like Alec Soth, Steve McCurry or David Hockney.
In 2013, Aveillan's photographic and Art work was published in the VICTOR Book edited by Hasselblad, alongside artists and photographers like Alec Soth, Steve McCurry or David Hockney.


In 2017, Bruno Aveillan directed a campaign for French Road Safety which was the most awarded campaign of the year with more than 39 international awards around the globe, including 6 Lions Cannes and the title of "Best ad of the year in France".
In 2017, Aveillan directed a campaign for French Road Safety which was the most awarded campaign of the year with more than 39 international awards around the globe, including 6 Lions Cannes and the title of "Best ad of the year in France".{{citation needed|date=July 2020}}


Aveillan supports the action of NGO such as [[Reporters without Borders]], [[Paralympic games]] and the [[Food bank]] for whom he has shot several films. He's also an ambassador of [[The Heart Fund]].
Aveillan supports the action of NGO such as [[Reporters without Borders]], [[Paralympic games]] and the [[Food bank]] for whom he has shot several films. He's also an ambassador of [[The Heart Fund]].{{citation needed|date=July 2020}}


==Cinema==
==Cinema==
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In 2013 Aveillan was developing a feature film project with Universal, a modern fairy tale based on the Cinderella story, with Ann Peacock as a writer.<ref>{{cite web|last=Kroll |first=Justin |url=https://www.variety.com/article/VR1118042452 |title=U taps scribe for Cinderella rethink - Entertainment News, Film News, Media |publisher=Variety |date=2011-09-08 |accessdate=2012-03-15}}</ref>


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In 2015 Aveillan was set as director of [[Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters 2]].<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://bloody-disgusting.com/news/3356434/hansel-and-gretel-witch-hunters-sequel-finds-director/|title='Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters' Sequel Finds a Director|first=Brad|last=Miska|date=August 6, 2015}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.dreadcentral.com/news/117769/hansel-and-gretel-witch-hunters-2-director-finally-conjured-up/|title=Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters 2 - Director Finally Conjured Up!|first=Steve|last=Barton|date=August 7, 2015|website=Dread Central}}</ref>
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In 2013 Bruno Aveillan was developing a feature film project with Universal, a modern fairy tale based on the Cinderella story, with Ann Peacock as a writer.<ref>{{cite web|last=Kroll |first=Justin |url=http://www.variety.com/article/VR1118042452 |title=U taps scribe for Cinderella rethink - Entertainment News, Film News, Media |publisher=Variety |date=2011-09-08 |accessdate=2012-03-15}}</ref>

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2015 Bruno Aveillan was set as director of <ref>[http://bloody-disgusting.com/news/3356434/hansel-and-gretel-witch-hunters-sequel-finds-director/ ‘Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters’ Sequel Finds a Director]</ref> and [[Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters 2]].<ref>[http://www.dreadcentral.com/news/117769/hansel-and-gretel-witch-hunters-2-director-finally-conjured-up/ Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters 2 – Director Finally Conjured Up!]</ref>


==Documentary==
==Documentary==
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In 2017, Aveillan directed an experimental 60 mn documentary film about French sculptor Rodin, produced by Arte and RMN. The film was premiered at The Grand Palais in April 2017 in Paris at the occasion of the opening of the Centennial exhibition of Rodin. It was then screened at Stanford University, San Francisco; Loyola University, Los Angeles; National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo; [[Barnes Foundation]], Philadelphia; [[Fundación Mapfre Casa Garriga Nogués]], Barcelona; Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide.

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In 2017, Bruno Aveillan directed an experimental 60 mn documentary film about French sculptor Rodin, produced by Arte and RMN. The film was premiered at The Grand Palais in April 2017 in Paris at the occasion of the opening of the Centennial exhibition of Rodin. It was then screened in sveral prestigious places as Stanford University / San Francisco, Loyola University / Los Angeles, National Museum of Western Art / Tokyo, Barnes Foundation / Philadelphia, Fundación MAPFRE / Barcelona, Art Gallery of South Australia / Adelaide.


==Awards==
==Awards==
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* From 1995 to 2017, the awards include: Gold Lion Cannes, [[AEAF Award]], Gold Clio Awards, Golden Globe New York, Grand Prix Stratégie, Art Director Club (France, UK, Italy, Germany), Gold London International Awards, Gold AdFest, TV Gold ADDY's, Gold New York Festival, Toucan d'Or, Art & Technology award, EuroEffies, Ad Masters, European Film Cristal, Gold Eurobest, Ars Electronica, Gold Epica, Grand prix and Gold Mobius award, Gold Werbefilmpreis, Golden award of Montreux, Siggraph, Gold Spike Awards{{citation needed|date=June 2022}}

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* 2014, Aveillan received a "Lifetime Achievement Award" at La Jolla International Fashion Film Award à San Diego, for "Global Excellence"<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-1157789|title=CNN - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos|access-date=2015-02-12|archive-date=2015-02-13|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150213021530/http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-1157789|url-status=dead}}</ref>
Bruno Aveillan has won a multitude of awards (More than 200) and many of his visual signature have become a reference for cinematographic brilliance.

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* From 1995 to 2017, the awards include: Gold Lion Cannes, AEAF, Gold Clio Awards, Golden Globe New York, Grand Prix Stratégie, Art Director Club (France, UK, Italy, Germany), Gold London International Awards, Gold AdFest, TV Gold ADDY's, Gold New York Festival, Toucan d'Or, Art & Technology award, EuroEffies, Ad Masters, European Film Cristal, Gold Eurobest, Ars Electronica, Gold Epica, Grand prix and Gold Mobius award, Gold Werbefilmpreis, Golden award of Montreux, Siggraph, Gold Spike Awards, etc.
* Bruno Aveillan is the only director who has twice won the Grand Prix [[Imagina]] award in 1998 (Perrier La Foule) and in 2003 (GDF Dolce Vita).
* 2000, "Best Director of the year" in France [[CB News]] magazine
* 2003, "Director on TOP" [[Boards magazine]].
* 2004, he was classified among the five best French advertising film directors, (Lürzer'z Archive)
* 2005, The experimental film "MINOTAUR-EX" by Bruno Aveillan, with the Dance Company 'Cave Canem' received the prize of exceptional work and the Grand Prix of the public in the "Clays" Festival 2005. He was also jury finalist at the "Dance One Camera Festival 2007 of New York" and selected at the "Silverlake Festival of Los Angeles".
* 2009, he was classified among the three best French advertising film directors of the decade (Lürzer'z Archive)
* 2012, Aveillan received an Outstanding Merit Award at the Cristal Festival in Crans Montana
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* 2014, Bruno Aveillan received a "Lifetime Achievement Award" at La Jolla International Fashion Film Award à San Diego, for "Global Excellence" <ref>[http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-1157789]</ref>
* 2015, The director was awarded as « Visionary Artist of the year» at Milano Film Festival.
* 2017, Aveillan received a « Life Time Achievement Award» at Bokeh Film Festival.
* 2017, Bruno Aveillan is awarded Best Director and Best photographer of the year at "Hit d'Or" CBNEWS.

== Contemporary art ==

As a visual artist, Aveillan has developed his art in a singular, dense and syncretical manner, which encompasses experimental films and personal photographs. The central reoccurring themes of effacement, memory and the human body play a major role in his work. Simultaneously, Bruno Aveillan has developed a personal artistic path that includes photography, experimental films and installations. The major reoccurring themes throughout his work centres around the human condition, wanderings and memory. In an essay entitled "The indomitable grace of light" the art critic Zoe Balthus underlines "Bruno Aveillan’s vivid and powerful imagination’ with which he explores territories where he is free to let his hypersensitive eye tame the slightest movement of matter, intrude into the very core of the mystery of elements, witness the subtle alchemical mutations of life, stand watch for the indomitable grace of light."..."Aveillan is a poet, in harmony with the invisible, in intelligence with the sacred, he is of this calibre of men who are in profound communion with their art." In an interview with the British art critic Stephen Whelan, Aveillan mentioned that he is fascinated and interested by the research and writings on memory and especially those by [[Israel Rosenfield]]. « Mnemonic acquisition, such as memories are linked to their context and are therefore incredibly selective. Information that lacks a certain affective or emotional context does not get memorised, so the idea that we are able to search our memories with any precision as we would search on a hard disc, remains rather pointless. » Bruno Aveillan confides.He believed that ‘emotion linked to the memory often stems from a fragmented evocation. A sound, a scent, a texture and, of course, a light can create a strong field of powerful resonances that translate into synesthetic shapes’. Bruno Aveillan aims to distance himself from the illusionary realist photographical representation and favours a more impressionistic, fragmented and above all, poetic approach. ‘ This approach touches on the intimate, sometimes upon the edges of abstraction. It is a mental panorama that opens rather than closes, allowing the spectator’s imagination to unfold " he states. ‘It is then a matter of offering areas of uncertainty that provide the mind with the possibility of re-appropriating the moment, like an intuitive and sensorial travelogue.’ At a time when the photographic academism of the new objectivity is overwhelming contemporary production, Bruno Aveillan’s work reveals an emotional dimension that is deeply rooted in the being. The viewer can thus form his or her own ‘picture’, and continue the intimate progress of a story, a feeling, an experience, a dream…

Bruno Aveillan’s style is characterised by a certain way of " drawing with light " or " obscuring with light " as stated by Contemporary artist Marcos Lutyens in his preface of Aveillan’s book Diotopes. What thus emerges is a unique signature and a singular aesthetic, that hides and/or reveals by the intervention of optical blurs mastered with precision during the shoot. In 2010, he produced Mnemo # Lux, his second book of photography, in which the German curator Jan Ole Eggert (Camera Work Gallery) emphasises the artist’s " powerful desire for knowledge that seeks to penetrate the obscurity of relationships between man and human existence ".

Bruno Aveillan’s photographs are regularly exhibited throughout the world and are included in prestigious private and public collections in Europe, the United States, and Asia. He is also the author of the official picture of the first Contemporary Arts festival " Nuit Blanche ", which took place in Paris in 2002. His work includes books such as Diotopes (Ed. Léo Scheer, 2008, in the collection "Janvier" that also represents the work of contemporary artists [[Claude Lévêque]], [[Thomas Lélu]] and [[Edouard Levé]].), Mnemo # Lux (Ed. Kerber, 2010), Fascinatio (Ed. Chez Higgins, 2011), Fulguratio (Ed. Chez Higgins, 2011), Bolshoi Underground (Ed. Au delà du raisonnable, 2012), Acetate Spirit (Ed. NOIR) and films such as Minotaur-Ex (2006, collaboration with the choreographer Philippe Combes, with original music composed by [[Laurent Garnier]]), Morpholab (2009), WHEAT (2008) and Papillon (2012).


==Exhibitions==
==Exhibitions==

As a multimédia artist, Aveillan's body of work ranges from photography, experimental movies, video works, and installations. Aveillan's work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions.
As a multimédia artist, Aveillan's body of work ranges from photography, experimental movies, video works, and installations. Aveillan's work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions.


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* 2012, LUMIERES, IMPRESSIONS. Festival Visa Off, Perpignan (Guest Honnor).
* 2012, LUMIERES, IMPRESSIONS. Festival Visa Off, Perpignan (Guest Honnor).
* 2012, BOLSHOI UNDERGROUND. Galerie Spree, Paris.
* 2012, BOLSHOI UNDERGROUND. Galerie Spree, Paris.
* 2013, MINOTAUR-Ex. [[LOOP Barcelona]], Barcelone.<ref>[http://loop-barcelona.com/2013/fair/galerie-spree-bruno-aveillan]</ref>
* 2013, MINOTAUR-Ex. [[LOOP Barcelona]], Barcelone.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Galerie Spree Bruno Aveillan |url=http://loop-barcelona.com/2013/fair/galerie-spree-bruno-aveillan |website=loop-barcelona.com}}</ref>
* 2013, ACETATE SPIRIT. Galerie Spree, Paris.
* 2013, ACETATE SPIRIT. Galerie Spree, Paris.
* 2014, BOLSHOI UNDERGROUND & ALTRE STORIES, Curated by Francesco Gattuso, Galeria Centro Steccata, Milano.
* 2014, BOLSHOI UNDERGROUND & ALTRE STORIES, Curated by Francesco Gattuso, Galeria Centro Steccata, Milano.
* 2014, BRUNO AVEILLAN, RETROSPECTIVE OF A WORLD MASTER, Museum of Contemporary Art of San Diego (MoCA).
* 2014, BRUNO AVEILLAN, RETROSPECTIVE OF A WORLD MASTER, Museum of Contemporary Art of San Diego (MoCA).
* 2015, ISOLATION CEREMONY, Curated by Olga Sveblova, Multimedia Art Museum Moscow (MAMM).<ref>[http://mamm-mdf.ru/en/exhibitions/isolation-ceremony/]</ref>
* 2015, ISOLATION CEREMONY, Curated by Olga Sveblova, Multimedia Art Museum Moscow (MAMM).<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://mamm-mdf.ru/en/exhibitions/isolation-ceremony/|title = Exhibitions: Isolation Ceremony (Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow)}}</ref>
* 2015, 3 + 1, Art Paris Art Fair, Grand Palais, Paris.<ref>[http://artparis.fr/fr/artist/102319]</ref>
* 2015, 3 + 1, Art Paris Art Fair, Grand Palais, Paris.<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://artparis.fr/fr/artist/102319 |title=Art Paris Art Fair 2017 |access-date=2015-04-03 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20161029115456/http://artparis.fr/fr/artist/102319 |archive-date=2016-10-29 |url-status=dead }}</ref>
* 2015, FLASHBACK, Couvent des Minimes, Perpignan.
* 2015, FLASHBACK, Couvent des Minimes, Perpignan.
* 2017, L'HYPOTHèSE du PHOTON, A GALERY, Bruxelles.
* 2017, L'HYPOTHèSE du PHOTON, A GALERY, Bruxelles.


==Bibliography==
==Bibliography==
* {{en icon}} [[ROLAND GARROS by BRUNO AVEILLAN]], Éditions de la Martinière. ({{ISBN|978-2-7324-7594-3}})
* {{in lang|en}} [[ROLAND GARROS by BRUNO AVEILLAN]], Éditions de la Martinière. ({{ISBN|978-2-7324-7594-3}})
* {{en icon}} [[ACETATE SPIRIT]], Editions NOIR. {{ISBN|978-2-9546792-0-4}}
* {{in lang|en}} [[ACETATE SPIRIT]], Editions NOIR. {{ISBN|978-2-9546792-0-4}}
* {{en icon}} [[RED]]{{dn|date=February 2018}}, Editions NOIR.
* {{in lang|en}} The Red Book, Editions NOIR.
* {{en icon}} [[Prodigy of the Architect]], Editions NOIR.
* {{in lang|en}} [[Prodigy of the Architect]], Editions NOIR.
* {{en icon}} [[VICTOR]], Editions Hasselblad
* {{in lang|en}} [[VICTOR]], Editions Hasselblad
* {{fr icon}} {{en icon}} [[BOLSHOI UNDERGROUD]], Éditions Au-Delà du Raisonnable. Collection Les littératures visuelles. {{ISBN|978-2919174089}}
* {{in lang|fr|en}} [[BOLSHOI UNDERGROUD]], Éditions Au-Delà du Raisonnable. Collection Les littératures visuelles. {{ISBN|978-2919174089}}
* {{fr icon}} [[FASCINATIO]], Editions Higgins
* {{in lang|fr}} [[FASCINATIO]], Editions Higgins
* {{fr icon}} [[FULGURATIO]], Editions Higgins
* {{in lang|fr}} [[FULGURATIO]], Editions Higgins
* {{en icon}} [[MNEMO#LUX]], Kerber Verlag Ed., Collection PhotoArt. {{ISBN|978-3-86678-463-5}}
* {{in lang|en}} [[MNEMO#LUX]], Kerber Verlag Ed., Collection PhotoArt. {{ISBN|978-3-86678-463-5}}
* {{en icon}} [[Diotopes]], Léo Sheer Ed. . {{ISBN|978-2-7561-0131-6}}
* {{in lang|en}} [[Diotopes]], Léo Sheer Ed. . {{ISBN|978-2-7561-0131-6}}
* {{fr icon}} [[Parcours 21]], Studio Pin Up Ed.
* {{in lang|fr}} [[Parcours 21]], Studio Pin Up Ed.
* {{en icon}} [[Autoportraits]], Studio Pin Up Ed.
* {{in lang|en}} [[Autoportraits]], Studio Pin Up Ed.


==References==
==References==

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* {{fr icon}} Gérard Lefort, « Apocalypse bulles », in ''[[Libération]]'' [http://www.liberation.fr/php/pages/pageSearchArchives.php], January 4, 1998
* {{in lang|fr}} Gérard Lefort, « Apocalypse bulles », in ''[[Libération]]'' [http://www.liberation.fr/php/pages/pageSearchArchives.php], January 4, 1998
* {{fr icon}} Laurence Armengau, "B. Aveillan : l'idée c'est ce qui vieillit le moins vite", in ''[[CB News]]'', June 22, 1998
* {{in lang|fr}} Laurence Armengau, "B. Aveillan : l'idée c'est ce qui vieillit le moins vite", in ''[[CB News]]'', June 22, 1998
* {{fr icon}} C.L., "XS by Bruno Aveillan", in ''[[Elle (magazine)|Elle]]'', December 9, 1998
* {{in lang|fr}} C.L., "XS by Bruno Aveillan", in ''[[Elle (magazine)|Elle]]'', December 9, 1998
* {{fr icon}} Gérard Leford, "Le rêve et la Ricoré", in ''[[Libération]]'' [http://www.liberation.fr/php/pages/pageSearchArchives.php], May 8, 1999
* {{in lang|fr}} Gérard Leford, "Le rêve et la Ricoré", in ''[[Libération]]'' [http://www.liberation.fr/php/pages/pageSearchArchives.php], May 8, 1999
* {{en icon}} Patricia Winters Lauro, "Thermasilk enters the realm of fairy tales, dragons and special effects", in ''[[The New York Times]]'' [https://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=FA0B11F8395C0C7B8CDDAC0894D8404482], May 8, 2000
* {{in lang|en}} Patricia Winters Lauro, "Thermasilk enters the realm of fairy tales, dragons and special effects", in ''[[The New York Times]]'' [https://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=FA0B11F8395C0C7B8CDDAC0894D8404482], May 8, 2000
* {{en icon}} Kathy Desalvo " Director Bruno Aveillan crafts Fantastic - and heated - story", in ''[[Shoot]]'' [https://web.archive.org/web/20110716061423/http://www.shootonline.com/go/news-view.8195.Throwing-Daggers-For-ThermaSilk--JWT.html], May 18, 2001
* {{in lang|en}} Kathy Desalvo " Director Bruno Aveillan crafts Fantastic - and heated - story", in ''[[Shoot (advertising magazine)|Shoot]]'' [https://web.archive.org/web/20110716061423/http://www.shootonline.com/go/news-view.8195.Throwing-Daggers-For-ThermaSilk--JWT.html], May 18, 2001
* {{en icon}} Therese Balduzzi « Directors on Top : Bruno Aveillan », in [[Boards magazine]] [https://web.archive.org/web/20081120025355/http://www.boardsmag.com/articles/magazine/20020501/aveillan.html], May 1, 2002
* {{in lang|en}} Therese Balduzzi « Directors on Top : Bruno Aveillan », in [[Boards magazine]] [https://web.archive.org/web/20081120025355/http://www.boardsmag.com/articles/magazine/20020501/aveillan.html], May 1, 2002
* {{en icon}} Anne Rose Schlutbohm "A whiff of perfume", in ''[[Archive]]'', January 2004
* {{in lang|en}} Anne Rose Schlutbohm "A whiff of perfume", in ''[[Archive]]'', January 2004
* {{fr icon}} M.P.« GDF : un savoir-faire révélé en beauté », in ''[[Le Figaro]]'', May 3, 2004
* {{in lang|fr}} M.P.« GDF : un savoir-faire révélé en beauté », in ''[[Le Figaro]]'', May 3, 2004
* {{en icon}} Markus Albert "Sin and sensuality", in ''[[Archive]]'', February 2005
* {{in lang|en}} Markus Albert "Sin and sensuality", in ''[[Archive]]'', February 2005
* {{en icon}} Liza Klaussmann "Creatives on verge : Bruno Aveillan", in ''[[Variety (magazine)|Variety]]'', June 2006
* {{in lang|en}} Liza Klaussmann "Creatives on verge : Bruno Aveillan", in ''[[Variety (magazine)|Variety]]'', June 2006
* {{en icon}} Stephane Zissu "Zom Art : Bruno Aveillan", in ''[[Kromag]]''{{clarify|reason=Redirects to Puch company|date=October 2013}} 04 [http://www.kromotion.com/blognews/index.php?Kromag], May 2007
* {{in lang|en}} Stephane Zissu "Zom Art : Bruno Aveillan", in ''[[Kromag]]''{{clarify|reason=Redirects to Puch company|date=October 2013}} 04 [http://www.kromotion.com/blognews/index.php?Kromag] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080920022414/http://www.kromotion.com/blognews/index.php?Kromag |date=2008-09-20 }}, May 2007
* {{en icon}} Shots "AVEILLAN'S EMOTIONAL BAGGAGE", in ''[[Shots (website)|Shots]]'' 6 February 2008 [http://www.shots.net/news_detail.asp?id=3998], 6 February 2008
* {{in lang|en}} Shots "AVEILLAN'S EMOTIONAL BAGGAGE", in ''[[Shots (website)|Shots]]'' 6 February 2008 [https://web.archive.org/web/20080210184232/http://www.shots.net/news_detail.asp?id=3998], 6 February 2008
* {{fr icon}} Clément Ghis ''Louis Vuitton fait son cinéma'', in ''[[Libération]]'' Next, 22 February 2008 [https://web.archive.org/web/20090219231536/http://next.liberation.fr/article/louis-vuitton-fait-son-cinema]
* {{in lang|fr}} Clément Ghis ''Louis Vuitton fait son cinéma'', in ''[[Libération]]'' Next, 22 February 2008 [https://web.archive.org/web/20090219231536/http://next.liberation.fr/article/louis-vuitton-fait-son-cinema]
* {{fr icon}} Jérome Beglé ''Culture Evènement : M. Farmer comme vous ne l'avez jamais vue'', in [[Paris Match]], 3 July 2008
* {{in lang|fr}} Jérome Beglé ''Culture Evènement : M. Farmer comme vous ne l'avez jamais vue'', in [[Paris Match]], 3 July 2008
* {{en icon}} Michael Kimmelman, ''Arts : In France Ads Aim at Heart...'', in [[The New York Times]], 18 February 2009 [https://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/19/arts/design/19abroad.htm?pagewanted=all]
* {{in lang|en}} Michael Kimmelman, ''Arts : In France Ads Aim at Heart...'', in [[The New York Times]], 18 February 2009 [https://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/19/arts/design/19abroad.htm?pagewanted=all]
* {{en icon}} Stephen Whelan, ''Fleetings Moments'', in [[Shots (website)|Shots]] # 113, February 2009 [http://issuu.com/shots/docs/shots113?mode=embed&documentId=090217165623-214e9d33b7b844ad8495697da097dd72&layout=grey]
* {{in lang|en}} Stephen Whelan, ''Fleetings Moments'', in [[Shots (website)|Shots]] # 113, February 2009 [https://issuu.com/shots/docs/shots113?mode=embed&documentId=090217165623-214e9d33b7b844ad8495697da097dd72&layout=grey]
* {{en icon}} Justin Kroll "U taps scribe for Cinderella rethink", in ''[[Variety (magazine)|Variety]]'', Sep 2011
* {{in lang|en}} Justin Kroll "U taps scribe for Cinderella rethink", in ''[[Variety (magazine)|Variety]]'', Sep 2011
* {{it icon}} Maddalena Fossati "Minuti preziosi", in ''[[Vanity Fair (magazine)|Vanity Fair]]'', March 2012
* {{in lang|it}} Maddalena Fossati "Minuti preziosi", in ''[[Vanity Fair (magazine)|Vanity Fair]]'', March 2012
* {{en icon}} Gabriel Beltrone"Jewelry house storms three major networks in prime time with Bruno Aveillan's fantastical history lesson", in ''[[ADWEEK (magazine)|ADWEEK]]'', March 2012 [http://www.adweek.com/news/jewelry/ad-day-cartier-138772]
* {{in lang|en}} Gabriel Beltrone"Jewelry house storms three major networks in prime time with Bruno Aveillan's fantastical history lesson", in ''[[ADWEEK (magazine)|ADWEEK]]'', March 2012 [http://www.adweek.com/news/jewelry/ad-day-cartier-138772]
* {{en icon}} "Bruno Aveillan's "L'Odysée" for Cartier Dazzles the Ad Industry", in ''[[SourceEcreative]]'', March 2012 [http://www.sourceecreative.com/news.php?ID=6450#.T11Vpi-KSAo.facebook]
* {{in lang|en}} "Bruno Aveillan's "L'Odysée" for Cartier Dazzles the Ad Industry", in ''[[SourceEcreative]]'', March 2012 [http://www.sourceecreative.com/news.php?ID=6450#.T11Vpi-KSAo.facebook]
* {{fr icon}} Raphaelle Elkrief ''Le luxe se met en scène'', in ''[[Le Monde.fr]]'', 23 Mars 2012 [http://www.lemonde.fr/style/article/2012/03/23/le-luxe-se-met-en-scene_1674469_1575563.html]
* {{in lang|fr}} Raphaelle Elkrief ''Le luxe se met en scène'', in ''[[Le Monde.fr]]'', 23 Mars 2012 [http://www.lemonde.fr/style/article/2012/03/23/le-luxe-se-met-en-scene_1674469_1575563.html]
* {{fr icon}} Television : Interview of Bruno Aveillan in ''[[La vie des médias]]'' on [[TF1]]. December 21, 2003 (Archives [[Institut national de l'audiovisuel|INA]])
* {{in lang|fr}} Television : Interview of Bruno Aveillan in ''[[La vie des médias]]'' on [[TF1]]. December 21, 2003 (Archives [[Institut national de l'audiovisuel|INA]])
* {{en icon}} Radio : Interview of Bruno Aveillan by Philip Dodd in ''[[Night Waves]]'' on [[BBC]]. April 9, 2012
* {{in lang|en}} Radio : Interview of Bruno Aveillan by Philip Dodd in ''[[Night Waves]]'' on [[BBC]]. April 9, 2012

==External links==
*http://newindustryarts.com/video/brunoaveillan/#/1/brunoaveillan/shangrila
*https://web.archive.org/web/20110721020109/http://www.quad.fr/directors/bruno-aveillan/
*http://www.kromotion.com/blognews/index.php?Kromag
*http://privatecurators.com/photographic-exhibition-bruno-aveillans-mnemolux-wonders-of-light-and-memory-at-epicentro-art/
*http://www.art-report.com/de/events/mnemolux
*http://www.luerzersarchive.com/content/show/id/54451


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Bruno Aveillan
Born (1968-02-24) February 24, 1968 (age 56)
Toulouse, France
OccupationMultimedia artist/film maker

Bruno Aveillan (born 1968) is a French filmmaker, photographer, and contemporary artist.

Communication art[edit]

After graduating from Ecole Supérieure des Beaux Arts in Toulouse, he joined Quad Productions in Paris in 1995. Since then, he has directed short experimental movies and international commercials for clients such as Orange, Chanel, Cartier, Lanvin, Perrier, Louis Vuitton, Audi, Nike, Paco Rabanne, Shangrila, Lexus, Guerlain, Rochas, Jaguar, Samsung, Nissan, Time Warner, Volvo, Miller, Nintendo, Coca-Cola, BMW etc.[citation needed]

In 1999, succeeding the directors Lars von Trier and Roland Joffé, Aveillan directed the new episode in the advertising sage for CNP. Additionally, he directed the launch commercial for Lanvin perfume "Oxygène". It is during this spot that Gisele Bündchen makes her debut on screen. During his career Aveillan has also filmed world-renowned stars such as Monica Bellucci, Rachel Weisz, Freida Pinto, Natalia Vodianova, Claudia Schiffer, Shalom Harlow, Karlie Kloss, Lara Stone, Natasha Poly, Liya Kebede, Amy Smart, Tina Balthazar, Sharon Stone, Catherine Hurley, Milla Jovovich, Leila Bekhti, Jessica Stam, Bianca Balti, Inna Zobova, Louise Pedersen, Julia Stegner, Estelle Lefébure, Elsa Benitez, Mylène Farmer, Morgane Dubled, Vlada Roslyakova, Sunniva Stordahl, Virginie Ledoyen, etc.[citation needed]

Aveillan has also directed a series of commercials for Thermasilk. His spot for Nissan-Infinity "Athem" was presented during the premiere of the 2002 Oscar ceremony. Alongside Martin Scorsese and Oliver Stone, Aveillan has directed four commercials for the launch of the brand Orange. He has worked in collaboration with the Land Artist Nils Udo to create visual worlds for the perfume Mahora from Guerlain. In 2006, he also worked with fashion designer Olivier Theyskens for the launch of the new Rochas Fragrance (Starring Model Jessica Stam).[citation needed]

His commercial for Magnum, "5 senses", was directed in an experimental manner[clarification needed] and has received international acclaim (including Montreux Gold Award and European Effie Award).[citation needed]

He directed a Flash-animated television series and the television commercial series called Robotskin for Philips in 2007.

In 2008, Aveillan directed the first ever brand campaign for Louis Vuitton: "Where will life take you" (90" format, translated into 14 languages). This spot evokes "the soul of travel". It has received 14 international awards including 2008 Gold Clio Award, Gold Award at the 2008 London International Awards, Epica, Cristal. The music was composed by Gustavo Santaolalla.

In 2009, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs at the Louvre had a retrospective of his work within their major exhibition devoted to cinema in advertising.

In 2010, he shot the first brand film for Shangri-La that metaphorically presents a philosophy imbued by generosity and humanism. This spot and tells the story of a man who has been adopted and saved by wolves. In 2011, Swarovski enlisted directly Aveillan to create a cinema short movie that would conjure Swarovski’s more than one-hundred-year heritage on the big screen, which was premiered at Time Square NYC, on 1 January.

In beginning of 2012, the House of Cartier announced the international release of its first brand film L'Odyssee de Cartier, a three-and-one-half minute film directed by Aveillan. The short film, which chronicles Cartier's 165-year history, was first screened at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City on 29 February 2012. This film has been seen by 180 million viewers around the globe and has received more than 40 gold awards, notably a Golden Lion in Cannes.[citation needed]

In 2013, Aveillan's photographic and Art work was published in the VICTOR Book edited by Hasselblad, alongside artists and photographers like Alec Soth, Steve McCurry or David Hockney.

In 2017, Aveillan directed a campaign for French Road Safety which was the most awarded campaign of the year with more than 39 international awards around the globe, including 6 Lions Cannes and the title of "Best ad of the year in France".[citation needed]

Aveillan supports the action of NGO such as Reporters without Borders, Paralympic games and the Food bank for whom he has shot several films. He's also an ambassador of The Heart Fund.[citation needed]

Cinema[edit]

In 2013 Aveillan was developing a feature film project with Universal, a modern fairy tale based on the Cinderella story, with Ann Peacock as a writer.[1]

In 2015 Aveillan was set as director of Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters 2.[2][3]

Documentary[edit]

In 2017, Aveillan directed an experimental 60 mn documentary film about French sculptor Rodin, produced by Arte and RMN. The film was premiered at The Grand Palais in April 2017 in Paris at the occasion of the opening of the Centennial exhibition of Rodin. It was then screened at Stanford University, San Francisco; Loyola University, Los Angeles; National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo; Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia; Fundación Mapfre Casa Garriga Nogués, Barcelona; Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide.

Awards[edit]

  • From 1995 to 2017, the awards include: Gold Lion Cannes, AEAF Award, Gold Clio Awards, Golden Globe New York, Grand Prix Stratégie, Art Director Club (France, UK, Italy, Germany), Gold London International Awards, Gold AdFest, TV Gold ADDY's, Gold New York Festival, Toucan d'Or, Art & Technology award, EuroEffies, Ad Masters, European Film Cristal, Gold Eurobest, Ars Electronica, Gold Epica, Grand prix and Gold Mobius award, Gold Werbefilmpreis, Golden award of Montreux, Siggraph, Gold Spike Awards[citation needed]
  • 2014, Aveillan received a "Lifetime Achievement Award" at La Jolla International Fashion Film Award à San Diego, for "Global Excellence"[4]

Exhibitions[edit]

As a multimédia artist, Aveillan's body of work ranges from photography, experimental movies, video works, and installations. Aveillan's work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions.

Group
  • 2002, Parcours 21. Galerie Pin-up Paris.
  • 2004, Autoportraits. Galerie Pin-up Paris.
  • 2006, Silver Lake Film Festival. Los Angeles.
  • 2007, DFA's 35th. Dance Film Association Inc. New York.
  • 2007, Independent Film Show 2007. EM Arts Naples.
  • 2007, Dance for the Camera. Film Society of Lincoln Center New York.
  • 2007, Hustler of culture. Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs Chicago.
  • 2007, DIAF 2007. International Arts Festival Dehli.
  • 2007, ROMP !. Suddenly Dance Theatre Victoria BC.
  • 2007, DKF Muranow. Wprost i Kultura Varsovie.
  • 2009, 1968–2008, 40 ans de films publicitaires à la télévision. Musée des Arts Décoratifs Paris-Louvre.
  • 2010, Parcours céramique - La scène française contemporaine. Musée des Arts Décoratifs Paris-Louvre.
  • 2011, CUTLOG, International Contemporary Art Fair, Paris.
  • 2011, THE OTHERS, International Contemporary Art Fair, Turin.
  • 2012, OFF BRUSSELS, International Contemporary Art Fair, Brussels.
  • 2012, CUTLOG, International Contemporary Art Fair, Paris.
  • 2013, CUTLOG NYC, International Contemporary Art Fair, New York.
  • 2013, CUTLOG, International Contemporary Art Fair, Paris.
  • 2014, CUTLOG NYC, International Contemporary Art Fair, New York.
  • 2015, OUTSIDE, Galerie A, Paris.
  • 2015, NARCISSE, Walter Benjamin art contemporary center, Perpignan.
Solo
  • 2008, DIOTOPES. Galerie Léo Scheer Paris.
  • 2008, DIOTOPES II. Galerie Léo Scheer, Paris.
  • 2010, MNEMO#LUX. Camera Work Gallery, Berlin.
  • 2011, L'AVANT SCÈNE. Museum of Contemporary Art, Cognac.
  • 2011, FASCINATIO - FULGURATIO. Galerie spree, Paris.
  • 2012, LUMIERES, IMPRESSIONS. Festival Visa Off, Perpignan (Guest Honnor).
  • 2012, BOLSHOI UNDERGROUND. Galerie Spree, Paris.
  • 2013, MINOTAUR-Ex. LOOP Barcelona, Barcelone.[5]
  • 2013, ACETATE SPIRIT. Galerie Spree, Paris.
  • 2014, BOLSHOI UNDERGROUND & ALTRE STORIES, Curated by Francesco Gattuso, Galeria Centro Steccata, Milano.
  • 2014, BRUNO AVEILLAN, RETROSPECTIVE OF A WORLD MASTER, Museum of Contemporary Art of San Diego (MoCA).
  • 2015, ISOLATION CEREMONY, Curated by Olga Sveblova, Multimedia Art Museum Moscow (MAMM).[6]
  • 2015, 3 + 1, Art Paris Art Fair, Grand Palais, Paris.[7]
  • 2015, FLASHBACK, Couvent des Minimes, Perpignan.
  • 2017, L'HYPOTHèSE du PHOTON, A GALERY, Bruxelles.

Bibliography[edit]

  • (in English) ROLAND GARROS by BRUNO AVEILLAN, Éditions de la Martinière. (ISBN 978-2-7324-7594-3)
  • (in English) ACETATE SPIRIT, Editions NOIR. ISBN 978-2-9546792-0-4
  • (in English) The Red Book, Editions NOIR.
  • (in English) Prodigy of the Architect, Editions NOIR.
  • (in English) VICTOR, Editions Hasselblad
  • (in French and English) BOLSHOI UNDERGROUD, Éditions Au-Delà du Raisonnable. Collection Les littératures visuelles. ISBN 978-2919174089
  • (in French) FASCINATIO, Editions Higgins
  • (in French) FULGURATIO, Editions Higgins
  • (in English) MNEMO#LUX, Kerber Verlag Ed., Collection PhotoArt. ISBN 978-3-86678-463-5
  • (in English) Diotopes, Léo Sheer Ed. . ISBN 978-2-7561-0131-6
  • (in French) Parcours 21, Studio Pin Up Ed.
  • (in English) Autoportraits, Studio Pin Up Ed.

References[edit]

  1. ^ Kroll, Justin (2011-09-08). "U taps scribe for Cinderella rethink - Entertainment News, Film News, Media". Variety. Retrieved 2012-03-15.
  2. ^ Miska, Brad (August 6, 2015). "'Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters' Sequel Finds a Director".
  3. ^ Barton, Steve (August 7, 2015). "Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters 2 - Director Finally Conjured Up!". Dread Central.
  4. ^ "CNN - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos". Archived from the original on 2015-02-13. Retrieved 2015-02-12.
  5. ^ "Galerie Spree Bruno Aveillan". loop-barcelona.com.
  6. ^ "Exhibitions: Isolation Ceremony (Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow)".
  7. ^ "Art Paris Art Fair 2017". Archived from the original on 2016-10-29. Retrieved 2015-04-03.
  • (in French) Gérard Lefort, « Apocalypse bulles », in Libération [1], January 4, 1998
  • (in French) Laurence Armengau, "B. Aveillan : l'idée c'est ce qui vieillit le moins vite", in CB News, June 22, 1998
  • (in French) C.L., "XS by Bruno Aveillan", in Elle, December 9, 1998
  • (in French) Gérard Leford, "Le rêve et la Ricoré", in Libération [2], May 8, 1999
  • (in English) Patricia Winters Lauro, "Thermasilk enters the realm of fairy tales, dragons and special effects", in The New York Times [3], May 8, 2000
  • (in English) Kathy Desalvo " Director Bruno Aveillan crafts Fantastic - and heated - story", in Shoot [4], May 18, 2001
  • (in English) Therese Balduzzi « Directors on Top : Bruno Aveillan », in Boards magazine [5], May 1, 2002
  • (in English) Anne Rose Schlutbohm "A whiff of perfume", in Archive, January 2004
  • (in French) M.P.« GDF : un savoir-faire révélé en beauté », in Le Figaro, May 3, 2004
  • (in English) Markus Albert "Sin and sensuality", in Archive, February 2005
  • (in English) Liza Klaussmann "Creatives on verge : Bruno Aveillan", in Variety, June 2006
  • (in English) Stephane Zissu "Zom Art : Bruno Aveillan", in Kromag[clarification needed] 04 [6] Archived 2008-09-20 at the Wayback Machine, May 2007
  • (in English) Shots "AVEILLAN'S EMOTIONAL BAGGAGE", in Shots 6 February 2008 [7], 6 February 2008
  • (in French) Clément Ghis Louis Vuitton fait son cinéma, in Libération Next, 22 February 2008 [8]
  • (in French) Jérome Beglé Culture Evènement : M. Farmer comme vous ne l'avez jamais vue, in Paris Match, 3 July 2008
  • (in English) Michael Kimmelman, Arts : In France Ads Aim at Heart..., in The New York Times, 18 February 2009 [9]
  • (in English) Stephen Whelan, Fleetings Moments, in Shots # 113, February 2009 [10]
  • (in English) Justin Kroll "U taps scribe for Cinderella rethink", in Variety, Sep 2011
  • (in Italian) Maddalena Fossati "Minuti preziosi", in Vanity Fair, March 2012
  • (in English) Gabriel Beltrone"Jewelry house storms three major networks in prime time with Bruno Aveillan's fantastical history lesson", in ADWEEK, March 2012 [11]
  • (in English) "Bruno Aveillan's "L'Odysée" for Cartier Dazzles the Ad Industry", in SourceEcreative, March 2012 [12]
  • (in French) Raphaelle Elkrief Le luxe se met en scène, in Le Monde.fr, 23 Mars 2012 [13]
  • (in French) Television : Interview of Bruno Aveillan in La vie des médias on TF1. December 21, 2003 (Archives INA)
  • (in English) Radio : Interview of Bruno Aveillan by Philip Dodd in Night Waves on BBC. April 9, 2012
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