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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.
Flickering between light and darkness, she invites us to consider that the path to understanding lies in the moment of transition itself – in the act of change, in the space between light and darkness, in that invisible and imperceptible instant that divides them.

Monotype, foil and acrylic on Hahnemühle natural white 350 gsm paper
81 x 51 cm
A.P.
2026

Please note that the frame is not included. Framing is available upon request at an additional cost.

Pauline D'Andigné

Pauline D’Andigné (b.1996) lives and works in Paris. The artist develops a body of work in sculpture, installation, painting, and photography, with a particular focus on materials, textures, and their interaction within space. The resulting forms are familiar and recognizable, often leaning toward the excessive. Perishable elements, frozen fluids, faded fabric, and the instability of soft sculptures contribute to imparting an intuition of a transitional state throughout the entire body of work.