Amélie Chabannes (born in 1974 in Paris) is an artist who works in sculpture, installation and drawing. She studied architecture and applied arts at the National School of Decorative Arts, then worked for many years with architects and designers on major projects, including the Riga Cultural Center in Latvia. Since 2005, she lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.

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Her work has been exhibited internationally, in venues that include :
The Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art (CT, USA), The Gasthuismuseum (curator: Jan Hoet. Geel, Belgium), the critically acclaimed art festival Crossing the Line in 2009 and 2011 (curators Lili Chopra and Simon Dove) New York, NY. Kunsthalle am Hamburger Plaz (Berlin, Germany) Galerie Hussenot (Paris, France), Stephan Stoyanov Gallery (New York, NY), NADA Sculpture exhibition (Miami, Florida) Syracuse University Art Center -The Red House (Syracuse, New York). Galeria Fernando Zubillaga (Caracas, Venezuela) SE gallery (Bergen Norway) White Box (new York NY) Galerie Of Marseille (Marseille, France) Museo Frantz Mayer (Mexico City, Mexico) Drawing Now 2012 (Louvre, Paris) with the artist Diana Shpungin. She received the International Center Award of Excellence for Fine Arts (New York, NY) with artist Yoshitomo Nara.

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She has been featured in publications such as the Wall Street Journal, Art in America, Flash Art (Us and Italy), White Wall Magazine, City Art, Timeout New York, Liberation, France-Amerique, Flavorpill, M Magazine, Elle (France), Architektur and Wohnen, Verso Arts et Lettres, The Visual Art beat Magazine, among others. Selected collections include the Progressive Collection, Cleveland,  Ohio as well as numerous private collections in the United States, Europe, Russia and Japan.