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Caroline Bachmann

Caroline Bachmann’s paintings owe as much to turn-of-last-century Symbolism – in their attempt to depict an infinite stillness, whose synthetic depiction of nature could be mistaken for that of eternity – as to plein air painting. The artist lives and works on the shore of Lake Geneva, where she spends hours contemplating the scenery, recording with a lead pencil on paper minute details of atmospheric events, making notes in the margins of subtle colour changes – not unlike comic book …

Le Rhin
Le Rhin
Le Rhin IV
Le Rhin
Le Rhin XXII
Notan soleil levant
Notan lune grand reflet
Le Matin
Le Matin
Le Matin
Le Matin
Le matin
Le matin
Pleine lune arc-en-ciel
installation view (UN)CERTAIN GROUND, Kunsthaus Centre d'art Pasquart
Pleine lune trois nuages
Mai-Thu Perret
Mars
Nuage traversant
Nuages reflet
Vaudaire orange
Risée croissant de lune
58 av. J.-C.
58 av. J.-C.
58 av. J.-C.
58 av. J.-C.
58 av. J.-C.
58 av. J.-C.
Caroline Bachmann à Locus Solus
Caroline Bachmann à Locus Solus
Caroline Bachmann à Locus Solus
Queen of the Mountains
Queen of the Mountains
Caroline Bachmann – Peinture Stefan Banz – Installation
Caroline Bachmann – Peinture Stefan Banz – Installation
Caroline Bachmann – Peinture Stefan Banz – Installation
Caroline Bachmann – Peinture Stefan Banz – Installation
Caroline Bachmann – Peinture Stefan Banz – Installation
Le Matin
Caroline Bachmann

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