Emmanuelle Renard is a French artist born in 1963, in France
She lives and works in Paris.

Her first exhibition took place in 1985 in Vallauris, where she grew up.
She worked for many years with Pasnic studio in Paris, where she explored the carborundum technique, a technique pioneered by her father James Coignard.

The year 2000 marked the start of a series of trips to India, and a new collaboration with ACTE II with the expositions D'obscénité et de fureur and Made in India .
For the following 6 years, she worked between Pondicherry and Paris.

In 2009, at Univer gallery in Paris, she presented the exhibition 20 de multiples celebrating 20 years of her work with etching.

In 2010 and 2012, La cuisine des nécessités and Héroïque Fantaisie at Polad-Hardouin Gallery, Paris were inspired by the voyages between Morocco and Spain.

In 2018, her book was published Emmanuelle Renard, Un regard sur 30 ans de création, Ed.Livre D’art & Polad-Hardouin Gallery.

In 2013 she was awarded the Charles Oulmont Prize, Fondation de France.

Her work has been exhibited in many countries and is part of prestigious private collections.