Caroline Denervaud: A winter of contentment in Paris

'Work for this online exhibition was painted over four months from Christmas 2019. This is usually a happy and festive time of year but this was a bleak winter, a time of discontent in Paris. My art studio was my sanctuary; a place to disconnect from the outside, to be quiet, peaceful and alone. This is critical for my work as I continue to explore and develop my search for internal balance and in a sense of a search for contentment. My intuition and emotional energy guides my gesture, brushstroke and colour palette to reflect a state of emotional velvet, an internal comfort which is real, strong yet gentle enough to endure times of upheaval and difficulty.’ - Caroline Denervaud. 

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Caroline Denervaud is a Swiss multi-disciplinary artist living in the Marais district of Paris, France. She studied dance at the Laban Center in London and later studied Fine Arts in Paris at Studio Berçot. Caroline's art is performance based and the painted or drawn line is guided by instinct, music and a constant search for the fine interplay between balance and imbalance. The spontaneous, sincere forms and organic lines mimic the natural curves and motions of Caroline's body – her lyrical and avant garde style is purely conducted by the the search for the equilibrium within. Caroline's selection of colour and texture is often unexpected; a strong mix of red and blue shades blend with ochres, pinks and yellows with an occasional twist of neon hues. A subtle sheen or a gritty caseine may be mixed into the pigment and applied with varying dense and loose brushstrokes, resulting in the rawness and honesty of expression which defines Caroline Denervaud.