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Amélie Ravalec
Amélie Ravalec is a French filmmaker, photographer, editor and colourist based in London. She is known for her documentaries on avant-garde, underground and experimental art and music, including Japanese Avant-Garde Pioneers (2025), Art & Mind (2019), Industrial Soundtrack for the Urban Decay (2015) and Paris/Berlin: 20 Years of Underground Techno (2012). Her films have been screened internationally at institutions including the British Film Institute, the Smithsonian Institution, EYE Film Institute and Musée Guimet, and have been broadcast on ARTE, Sky Arts and ORF Austria. Ravalec is the author and book designer of Japan Art Revolution: The Japanese Avant-Garde from Angura to Provoke, published in 2025 by Thames & Hudson and launched at The Photographers' Gallery in London. She is co-founder of Circle Time Studio, a creative production company working across film, new technologies and immersive exhibitions, and founder of Lone Gentlemen Publishing, an independent imprint producing limited-edition art and photography books and prints. She also works internationally as a senior freelance colourist in advertising, film and television. Ravalec began her career in electronic music culture, co-founding the record label and events platform Fondation Sonore in 2011 with Gregorio Sicurezza, She is also a DJ, and has released mixes for platforms including The Quietus, The Brvtalist and the XLR8R podcast.
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