Bressan Carole

Carole Bressan

A French painter with a poetic vision at Le Cube Vernet Gallery

Born in 1973, Carole Bressan is a contemporary French painter trained at the University of Rennes 2. Since 2005, she has been exhibiting her works in France and abroad. Her work explores the landscape beyond aesthetics, considering it as an "emotional territory," a mirror of feelings and an expression of the human state of mind. She states: "I seek to read the poetry of the world in order to rewrite it differently."

A technique at the service of emotion at Le Cube Vernet Gallery

Carole Bressan uses primer (gesso) and acrylic paint on linen canvas, finished with a satin varnish. Her works are characterized by textures and colors that intertwine with strength and movement, creating vibrant and expressive compositions. She prepares her canvases with primer, then uses palette knives and brushes to navigate the surface, layering colored washes that bring transparency and depth.

A recognized and committed artist exhibited at Le Cube Vernet Gallery in Avignon

A member of the Taylor Foundation, Carole Bressan also belongs to the Maison des Artistes and ADAGP, ensuring the protection of her works. She has been guest of honor at several exhibitions, such as the Salon des Amis des Arts in Montluçon and the Salon of Criel-sur-Mer. Her works have been widely exhibited in France, as well as in Japan and Spain.

An inspired and inspiring body of work

Carole Bressan’s work is an invitation to contemplation and reflection. Her poetic landscapes, imbued with sincerity and imagination, offer the viewer a unique emotional journey. By rewriting the poetry of the world through her sensitivity, she creates paintings that resonate deeply with the human soul.

Discover the works of Carole Bressan at Le Cube Vernet Gallery in Avignon and immerse yourself in a fascinating artistic universe.