À la lumière diluvienne

The exhibition "À la lumière diluvienne" by Pauline Bazignan, held at Frédérick Mouraux Gallery in Brussels, explores the interplay between presence and absence, appearance and disappearance. Bazignan's work utilizes circles and fluid shapes to investigate what lies beyond the visible, aiming to make the invisible perceptible. Key elements of water and fire are employed in her process, with creations revealed through destruction or erasure, imbuing the works with a sense of lightness and metamorphosis.

The artist embraces accident and the unexpected as creative forces, allowing the unpredictable to guide the outcome. Her paintings suggest rather than impose images through successive layers, revealing floating forms that emerge from memory. The material's fluidity or density creates tensions between control and openness, resulting in works that offer a space, a suspended moment, or a sensation, questioning the manifestations of a hidden reality.