Collection: Caroline Kennerson

Born in 1975 in Haute-Savoie, Caroline Kennerson has explored the richness of art in all its forms since childhood. A graduate of Paris I University with a degree in Arts and Art Sciences (with highest honors), she pursued her studies up to a Master's degree (DEA) before beginning a doctoral thesis. A multidisciplinary artist and art school teacher, she passionately combines creation and teaching.

She has participated in numerous group and solo exhibitions, as well as contemporary art fairs and art trails.

A multifaceted artistic universe

Painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, installation, Land Art: Caroline Kennerson chooses her mediums according to her projects. Her work is a perpetual exploration of the body, its mysteries, its fragilities, and its connection to a constantly changing environment.

Artistic vision
In her ink drawings and ceramics, Caroline Kennerson unveils invisible aspects of life by blending images inspired by the medical and scientific fields with imaginary structures drawn from her personal experience. This hybridization of the animal, plant, and human kingdoms evokes unexpected, often unsettling relationships that challenge our certainties and awaken a collective unconscious.

His works, oscillating between macrocosm and microcosm, between celestial vault and breeding ground, invite the viewer to redefine their view of the living universe.

Themes and inspirations

• Fragility : Elevated to a fundamental value, particularly in its fine ceramics where engraved leaves of DNA structures are intertwined.
• Otherness : A reflection on the biocenosis and the interactions between living organisms, transposed to human relationships.
• Interdependence : An incentive to rethink our relationship with the Other and with our ecosystem.

Iconic works

• Choir : A poetic vision of the biocenosis.
• Ceramic sculptures: Rhubarb and plane tree leaves with engraved designs.

Caroline Kennerson raises awareness of otherness and the fragility of life, revealing the hidden poetry in our interactions with the world. Her creations are calls to explore the similarities and interdependencies essential to our humanity.