Alice ODILON is a French Visual Artist whose work confronts the false hierarchies and illusions manufactured by the Art Industry.
Her lens reveals the fracture lines in the mythology of the “Fake Masters” — Hirst, Koons, Banksy — exposing the performative, market-driven spectacles that masquerade as cultural progress.
Her practice engages with themes of activism, healing trauma, rebel anorexia, fractured self-identity, and the silent violence of familial and social systems that cultivate narcissism and privilege.
Her photographs resist easy consumption; they demand presence, pause, and confrontation.
They are documents of survival and resilience, shaped by her own experience within a cold family. Yet beneath this conflict lies an enduring thread of hope: the possibility of beauty emerging from rupture, and of selfhood reconstructing itself from the shards of familial betrayal.