Teaching assistants and workshop leaders in art, design and graphic design

Jean-Pierre Bourorga

Video
Jean-Pierre Bourorga obtained his DNSEP visual communication in 1992. After various jobs (graphic designer, graphic designer in software ergonomics, artistic director in an agency, professor of visual arts and applied arts…), he joined isdaT in 1998. He is now a director (music and commercial clips), author/composer/performer and designer.

Pierre-Louis Dufour

Volume (metal)
Biography coming soon

Pablo Guidali

Photography (silver photography laboratory)
Biography coming soon

Samuel Latour

Volume (wood)
Artist, sculptor and teacher, Samuel Latour lives and works in Toulouse. Since 2018, he is in charge of the wood workshop at the isdaT.
After graduating from the Ecole Boulle in Paris in art turning (mainly wood and bronze turning), he perfected his skills in designers’ workshops and in contact with artists in art foundries.
Today, his practice mixes different mediums such as wood, bronze, steel, plaster and also several technical approaches such as moulding, woodturning, or bronze chiselling. His work is regularly exhibited by the Amélie Gallery (Paris 6e), the Anne Jacquemin-Sablon Gallery (Paris 1er) and the Saint-Jacques Gallery (Toulouse).

Lény Lecointre

Video
After obtaining his DNSEP at EBABX, Lény Lecointre directs his practice towards a technical approach to the video medium. His career and training demonstrates a strong interest in creative tools. In parallel to his practice at isdaT, he supports artists in the realization of their projects. His field of expertise is not limited to post-production since he also has a particular interest in shooting, light and sound management.

Dominique Le Ray

Machina workshop
Biography coming soon

Rémy Lidereau

Photography (digital lab)
Biography coming soon

Arnaud Loridan

Model-making
Biography coming soon

Anthea Lubat

Drawing, painting (public lessons for children and teenagers)
A graduate of the Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Lyon (ENSBA), Anthea Lubat directs her practice around drawing, in the broadest sense. She had the opportunity to participate in the Drawing Room organized at La Panacée in Montpellier. Following a personal exhibition in 2019, the Gamahé(s) catalog is published by the art center Les Bains Douches in Alençon. She regularly participates in exhibitions organized by the collective OUIOUINONNON in Paris. One of her drawings was recently the subject of a public acquisition by the Artothèque Les Arts au Mur, in Pessac.

With various techniques and at the crossroads of several fields of knowledge, her artistic work is defined through the meeting of differences, and underlines contrasts as much as affinities. She nourishes a vocabulary of techniques, textures, colors with infinite combinations. Thus, a link of identity between each element takes shape and refers to a potential imagination, enriched by the dreams and memories that emanate from each one. She currently teaches drawing and painting at isdaT since 2018, and highlights the porosity of techniques, and the permanent correlation between forms and their evocative power.

Stephen Marsden

Volume, moulding, sculpture
Born in Sheffield in 1962 and trained in outdoor sculpture in England, Stephen Marsden lived in the United States, then in Japan, and settled in France in the early nineties. Familiar with the FRAC Limousin who began collecting his works in 2003, he showed some of his sculptures there in thematic exhibitions. Stephen Marsden’s sculptures are sometimes composite in their sources and yet homogeneous in their result. Comparable to photomontage which, by drawing or printing, unifies heterogeneous images, some of his works combine forms of different origins and sizes. The autobiographical dimension is also very present in his work. He joined isdaT in 1999.

Thierry Odriozola

Computer graphics
After obtaining his DNSEP in 1993, Thierry Odriozola became a graphic designer, poster designer and illustrator. He has an artistic practice that questions these disciplines. He joined isdaT in 1996.

Christine Sibran

Photography (studio shooting)
Christine Sibran develops a personal work around the question of territory, combining photography, texts and video. She is very invested in research around the production of editorial micro-projects, editions of multiples or artists’ books. In addition, she manages the works for the Rencontres de la photographie d’Arles, the Vincent Van Gogh Arles Foundation. She directs the photography training at the National School of Photography in Arles.

At isdaT, she provides photography courses in the 1st year, support for projects from semesters 1 to 10 all options combined, and the “ways of seeing” course in cycle 2 with Eléonore False. She also takes part in the Portfolios days with David Mozziconacci, and she is in charge of the micropublishing workshop with Valérie Vernet.

Claude Tisseyre

Sound
The professional career of Claude Tisseyre, self-taught by training, began in 1977 when he moved to Toulouse. In 1980, he participated in the creation of a first collective rehearsal & recording. From 1980 to 1990, in parallel with his activities as a musician, he produced sound works as diverse as they were varied: Espace Danse Saint-Cyprien, Agence Y & R, Aerospace, FR3, Voice players, Studio Bamboo, The arts touch each other, Shadow theater… In 1995, he created his personal studio “On Air” which was in operation until 2004. From 1996 to 2000, he joined “Bruit Rose” (association for the promotion and distribution of amplified music). He was in charge of recording the radio programs “Le Trip” at the “On Air” studio. During this period, he participated in 1996 in the recording of the “Supaerock” concerts (Sweet Apple Pie, Mass Hysteria, Punish Yourself, Beautes Vulgaires, Sixpack, Hint, Kargol’s…) in collaboration with Audio Concept. He had the pleasure of leading a few sound awareness sessions for toddlers and in 2012 created a musical tale with primary school children. Since 1992, he has been teaching practices related to Sound Art in the sound studio at isdaT.

He collaborated with T. Besche and P. Mellet in setting up a partnership with the GMEA (Centre national de création musicale
d’Albi), co-hosted sound arts training with T. Besche for nearly 10 years, which naturally then led to the creation of the Machina workshop at isdaT, since directed by Dominique Le Ray. He also created and led the “Cinema for the Ear” sessions in the Ondes à Sonder course with Valérie Du Chéné and Martine Truong, and collaborated with Felip Martí-Jufresa in the creation of the “Sound Installation” course.

Valérie Vernet

Silkscreen printing,  co-leader of the editing workshop
Biography coming soon