Walking the line between painting and printmaking, Pauline D’Andigné works with the monotype technique, reworked through subsequent layers of print, paint, and finishes. The work expresses the courage of joyfulness, evoking a state of physical bliss achieved through the exercise of mental freedom — the act of reconsidering and reconfiguring. They carry us to a timeless place defined by flickering, blinding beauty unfolding through space like a burst of pleasure: a pleasure never devoid of pain and fear, yet one that finds its resolution in their contemplation.

Pauline D’Andigné (born in 1996) lives and works in Paris. She is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice is focused on painting. Her canvases are marked by vivid colors, heterogeneous materials, and eclectic references. What is revealed is not an image, but a process: that of a painting that emerge from an intuitive and urgent process, continuously made, undone, and reworked until the inner motif is exhausted.