Jules Carlito Beurrier-Loncan (b. 2003, France) is a French–Guadeloupean artist whose interdisciplinary practice spans installation, writing, performance, and sound. He lives and works in Montreuil, France.
After studying piano at the conservatory of Lyon and completing a bachelor's degree in French Literature at Sorbonne Nouvelle, he is currently studying Art–Space at the École des Arts Décoratifs – PSL. In parallel, he is pursuing a master's degree in Creative Writing at Université Paris 8 Vincennes–Saint-Denis while undertaking a master's degree in European and Non-European Comparative Literature at Sorbonne Nouvelle – Paris 3. In 2026, he participated in the Word for Word program with Columbia School of the Arts.
In parallel with his studies, Beurrier-Loncan has completed internships and collaborative projects with French and international artists and choreographers, including Raphaël Barontini on Bal Pays at the Palais de Tokyo; Chloé Bensahel on Tempête for the Philharmonie de Paris; Bintou Dembélé on research into Caribbean memory through dance and performance; Crystallmess; and the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts, where he further developed his screen-printing practice.
Alongside his visual practice, Beurrier-Loncan is an active writer whose poetry, fiction, and critical texts have been published by literary journals and publishers including Les Bonnes Feuilles, Éditions Kilogramme, L'Écharde, Zone Critique, Revue Miroir, and Rétine Revue. His work has been presented in solo and group exhibitions across France and Switzerland, including the 70th Salon de Montrouge, Galerie municipale Jean Collet, Immanence, and Galerie C. In 2026, he undertakes a residency at Homesession, Barcelona, Spain.