Aurore de la Morinerie

Aurore de la Morinerie (born 1962 in Saint Lô, France) is a French artist and illustrator recognized for her minimalist and evocative ink and monotype illustrations. She currently resides and works in Paris, France.

Artistic career Aurore de la Morinerie initially trained in fashion design at the École Duperré in Paris before transitioning to illustration. Her artistic style is influenced by her studies in Chinese calligraphy, which she integrates into her work through fluid, abstract forms, refined brushstrokes, and a pronounced use of negative space. Her work frequently explores themes of nature, movement, and the human form, evoking a serene and meditative quality. Non-Animal Origin (2022), Éditions Chêne. Rediscovered Fashion: The Treasured Dresses of Countess Greffulhe (2015), Paris-Musées. FINAESTAMPA_ Illustration and Fashion (2019), Museo ABC. Sammode: In Full Tube (2020), Flammarion. Quatremer le Céleste (2017), Éditions MeMo. Lancel: A Parisian Maison Since 1876 (2016), Flammarion. Who Are You? What Do You Do? (2013), Éditions MeMo. Tara Oceans: Chronicles of a Scientific Expedition (2012), Actes Sud. How Adam Named the Animals (2000), Desclée De Brouwer. Tibetan Tales: Akhu Tonpa and the Wealthy Horseman (2007), École des Loisirs. Taste of Asia: An Encyclopedia of Asian Cuisine (2001), Philippe Picquier. Fish Sins (2000), Philippe Picquier. The Book of Noodles (1999), Philippe Picquier.