Master of Art Brut, Michel Nedjar was born in 1947 in the Val d'Oise to a Jewish family marked by war and the holocaust. His father, born in Algiers, settled in Paris in 1921 as a tailor. At home, he tinkered on a sewing machine doll clothes for his sisters. During the Second World War, a large part of his family fell victim to Nazi oppression. In 1960, he became aware of the magnitude of the Holocaust. At the age of fourteen, he enrolled in a vocational school to become a tailor and sells jeans with his flea grandfather from Saint-Ouen and accompanies his grandmother to the scrap fair; she makes him share his love for Shmattès (the worn cloth) that she picks up and stacks. In the spring of 1967, he left for military service. With tuberculosis and declared disabled in 1968, he spent a few months in a school of fashion stylist. He is upset by the vision of 'Night and Fog' by Alain Resnais, echoing his own disappearances in his family. In the years 1970-1975, he left with Teo Hernande...
Cinématon
1978
Cristo
1977
Mesures de miel et de lait sauvage
1984
Portraits / Mirrors
1984
Crime contre le cinéma
2020
Cinématon n°27 : Michel Nedjar
1978
Le chant de l'âme
1989
Cristaux
1978
Lacrima Christi
1980
Sur Graal de T.H.
1981
J'aime
1978
Chutes de Lacrima Christi
1984
Salomé
1976
Sara
1981
Michel Nedjar
1978
Souvenirs/Rouen
1983
4 à 4 Métro-Barbès-Rochechou-Art
1983
Chutes de Pascal
1981
Bouquet of Eyes
1983
Pause
1970
Fragments
1987
Michel Over There
1970
Esmeralda
1977
Robillard André, Nedjar Michel
1986
Madrid, Quelques Images
1991
Graal
1980
Dolls of Darkness: The Art of Michel Nedjar
2016
Chutes de Michel Nedjar
1984
Hors-jeu
1979