In occasion of the inauguration of the 2015 edition of D’ Days, Audi revealed the 4 winners of the 9th edition of the Audi Talents Awards.

A jury of design experts and art insiders presided by Matali Crasset honored Isabelle Daëron, Bertrand Dezoteux, Magali Magistry, Florent, and Romain Bodart respectively with the Design Prize, Contemporary Art Prize, Short Film Prize, and Music for Screen Prize. The winners will participate in a one-year long development program and will receive a financial support from the German automotive giant.

Since 2007, the Audi Talents Awards has been encouraging innovation and promoting up-and-coming artists involved in multiple creative fields such as art, design and music. The initiative helps tomorrow’s talents to carry out their projects with the mentorship of reputed professional insiders and the support of major cultural partners. Felipe Ribon and Jérôme Dumetz are among the winners of the prize’s previous editions and had the opportunity to show their projects during D’ Days at the Dutch Institute in Paris and at Palais de Tokyo.


For more information, please visit Audi Awards’ website.

Picture courtesy of the Audi Talents Awards.