Lila Roz

A graduate of Cours Simon with First Prize, Lila Roz directed a theatrical and lyric company for 14 years. Her creations and operatic productions toured the major French opera houses (Marseille, Montpellier, Rennes, Toulon, Monaco) and festivals, including 7 years at the Avignon Festival.

A versatile performer in the operatic repertoire, trained in music hall, she continued with singing (jazz, blues, light music) and dance: ten years of modern jazz and ten years of tap. In 2003, she wrote and directed 'La chasse à l'homme', a musical show in tribute to Boris Vian, acclaimed as a 'Télérama Event'.

For five years, she worked regularly on France Culture for dramatic readings and voice acting. She notably voiced the lead role of the South African series The Queen (Canal+ International) for a decade.

She returned to sculpture in 2007. She trained in modelling, exhibited extensively in Paris and the Île-de-France region. Her work evolved from dreamlike figuration towards an abstraction of refined lines, in the tradition of Art Brut and Cycladic art.

A creative vision at once freely expressed, feminine and contemporary. Lila has never pursued accolades.