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Caroline Achaintre

In Caroline one-person exhibition at Fondazione Giuliani, watercolor, ceramic, bamboo, and wool are the protagonists of a narrative that seems to emerge from the viscera of creative expression. The French-born artist’s works take possession of the gallery space like three-dimensional biomorphic entities, even when simply hung on the walls like paintings.

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Unknown's avatarAuthor sterlingsartPosted on October 3, 2020October 9, 2020Categories artistsTags carolineachaintre, fiberart, internationalartists, nontraditionalmaterials, womenartists

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