Léane Lloret (°1999, Grenoble, France) develops a curatorial practice that draws on her eclectic background. 
Her work, often rooted in metaphor, is imbued with historical, sociological, and conceptual references, and questions our relationship to memory. By exploring the connections between time and space, context and gesture, books and display cases, as well as the presence of an inherent duality, she invokes both material and immaterial traces to create narratives from what remains.
A graduate of the École du Louvre, where she specialized in the history of fashion and costume, Léane Lloret also studied fashion design at ENSAV La Cambre and joined the postgraduate program Curatorial Studies at KASK (Ghent, Belgium). Specializing in the exhibition of artists’ books, she has also contributed to the artistic programming of Mercerie, Brussels. In 2024, she assisted WIELS with the Catalogue raisonnable Jef Geys project.