"A multidisciplinary artist, Caroline Bouissou questions our relationship with the world through immersive installations where experimentation and humor play a predominant role. These aesthetic experiences, at the crossroads of art history, science, and anthropology, take the form of spaces/installations, objects/sculptures, and movements/performances that invite us to break away from a static relationship and reflect on the processes of experience and memory that shape, unshape, and reshape our connections to images. Installation, photography, sound, and performance all share the same intention: to engage the visitor in a process of creation."
Carine Michelis, Gallerist, Le 22

"I am interested in the processes of memory, in the physical way we experience images, how we make them appear and reappear. I am drawn to how they shape us, how they reveal themselves to us and slip away. This research takes shape through various mediums, integrating art/science collaborations as well as the involvement of audiences in performative processes. Gradually, I am developing a vocabulary that blends science, environment, and poetry within a polymorphic body of work, which is slowly built through interconnections."
Caroline Bouissou