Caroline Besse

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Caroline Besse explores the sensitive vibration of colors, listening to the intensities that pass through materials, those of a rare medium and those of the perceptive body. She invents a material, blending the fluidity of Chinese ink and ground mineral paint on Japanese paper with Western processes. Her art is a hybrid between the gallery object and the bespoke fresco, unique pieces designed for a given space and to open up perception.

Caroline has developed her expertise in traditional frescoes and painted decors by learning oriental techniques. For more than twenty years, she has integrated into her approach the environmental concerns that preoccupy our contemporaries. Respect and choice of natural materials - colors, binders, glues and papers - are consubstantial with her artistic approach.

PROTOTYPE

PROTOTYPE

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On a silk foundation, Caroline Besse diligently employs lapis lazuli, sugilite, and mica, utilizing either a brush or a sprinkling technique. This investigation into the sizes of mineral particles and their interplay with textiles results in distinctive textures and light effects. Consequently, the artist unveils new possibilities for decorative and architectural uses.