b. 1989, Rueil-Malmaison
Lives and works in Saint-Ouen
MA Fine Art at Chelsea University of the Arts London (2013/2014)
Caroline Derveaux is a painter and muralist whose work explores the unconscious, memories, introspective journeys and channels of perception.
Known for her dual practice of painting on canvas and her work as a muralist in monumental formats in public spaces, she creates works, sometimes more than ten meters high, which enter into dialogue with their environment and which innocently pose a translation of her emotions and visions, through a language of bright and geometric colors. On closer inspection, however, her works are landscapes and portraits, mixing architectural and organic forms that open up three-dimensional universes and invitations to travel, escapes in search of memories, beauty and harmony.
Having lived all over the world, notably in London, Barcelona, Nanjing and Mexico City, she is now based in Saint-Ouen in France.
Exhibitions and Projects
Caroline Derveaux has exhibited her works in numerous galleries such as Galerie Larock-Granoff in Paris, Le Comoedia in Brest, Galerie Montana in Barcelona and alongside the Vasarely Foundation for the exhibition Vasarely Legacy.
She has participated in various artistic residencies such as Gemellarte in Italy, Artshake in The Netherlands, Massa Stories in Morroco, Bacalart in Mexico, etc.
Her paintings are part of many private collections. She has carried out special commissions for Paris, Fête Le Mur with Roger Federer, Saint-Ouen, the French Tennis Federation, Roland-Garros, the United States Embassy, Georges Pompidou Hospital in Paris, Longchamp, the Hoxton, L’Oréal, Bombay Sapphire, Adidas, Région Île-de-France, etc.
Caroline Derveaux was nominated for the Creation Prize for the EllesdeFrance Trophies in 2023 in recognition of her commitment.
