The correlation between Art and Science is fully integrated into Caroline Bouissou’s practice, where artistic exploration and theoretical research are inseparable. After earning a Master’s in Fine Arts with distinction from Villa Arson in Nice (France), where she studied under Eric Duyckaerts, she obtained the Agrégation in Fine Arts. This allowed her to complement her artistic approach with a pedagogical foundation, intertwining creation and transmission.
Of Franco-Spanish heritage, Caroline lives between France and Spain, where she is developing a project connected to the tangible and intangible heritage of her village, blending ethnology, the learning of mountain techniques, and artistic creation. This is a long-term endeavor that involves the local community through artistic, ethnological, and sometimes political actions (such as heritage classification efforts), highlighting the power of art and commitment in an ode to the environment.
She has participated in numerous exhibitions in France, Japan, the United States, and across Europe.
In 2017, she joined the multidisciplinary research group AOEE (Université Côte d’Azur), reinforcing her resolutely multidisciplinary approach. This continues today with "We Are All 7 Million Years Old", a project focused on memory and mental imagery, drawing on art, archaeology, and neuroscience – a field she refers to as the “neuro-archaeology of images.”
