Pauline Guerrier
Exhibition view from the solo show Ad Mire, at Foco Gallery | May 23
Komboloï, 2023 (6 parts)
Straw marquetry on solid wood,metal
292x300x25 cm
Detail of Komboloï, 2023
Straw marquetry on solid wood,metal
292x300x25 cm
Les hamadryades I, II, III, IV, V, VI, 2023
Wool and cotton on jute canvas
180×450 cm
Exhibition view from the solo show Ad Mire, at Foco Gallery | May 23
Les hamadryades V, , 2023
Wool and cotton on jute canvas
90×150 cm
Daphné, 2023
Silk and cotton on jute canvas
160×100 cm
Daphné, 2023
Silk and cotton on jute canvas
160×100 cm
Plexus Solaire I,II, 2023
Cotton, wool, velvet and alpaca on jute canvas, glass pearl
150×90 cm
Plexus Solaire I, 2023
Cotton, wool, velvet and alpaca on jute canvas, glass pearl
150×90 cm
Plexus Solaire II, 2023
Cotton, wool, velvet and alpaca on jute canvas, glass pearl
150×90 cm
Tako Tsubo VI-XVII, 2023
Blown glass, metal
Variable Dimensions
Tako Tsubo VI, 2023
Blown glass, metal
31x16x16 cm + support
Tako Tsubo XIII, 2023
Blown glass, metal
31x16x16 cm + support
Tako Tsubo IX, 2023
Blown glass, metal
28x16x16 cm + support
Tako Tusbo I, II, 2023
Cotton, wool, velvet, basalt fibre on jute canvas
120×70 cm
Tako Tusbo II, 2023
Cotton, wool, velvet, basalt fibre on jute canvas
120×70 cm
Tako Tusbo I, 2023
Cotton, wool, velvet, basalt fibre on jute canvas
120×70 cm
Exhibition view from the solo show Ad Mire, at Foco Gallery | May 23
Collection de souvenirs, 2023
Various Boxes
22x140x140 cm
Exhibition view from the solo show Ad Mire, at Foco Gallery | May 23
Plexus Solaire XIII, IV, 2023
Watercolour, Indian ink and graphite on Arches paper
Wood frame, museum glass
47,5×37,5 cm
Plexus Solaire II, V, 2023
Watercolour, Indian ink and graphite on Arches paper
Wood frame, museum glass
47,5×37,5 cm
Plexus Solaire VI, VIII, 2023
Watercolour, Indian ink and graphite on Arches paper
Wood frame, museum glass
47,5×37,5 cm
Plexus Solaire XII, III, 2023
Watercolour, Indian ink and graphite on Arches paper
Wood frame, museum glass
47,5×37,5 cm
Plexus Solaire X, IX, 2023
Watercolour, Indian ink and graphite on Arches paper
Wood frame, museum glass
47,5×37,5 cm
Plexus Solaire VII, XI, 2023
Watercolour, Indian ink and graphite on Arches paper
Wood frame, museum glass
47,5×37,5 cm
Corde Vocali I, II, III, IV, V, 2023
Silk and cotton on jute canvas
210×55 cm + support
Corde Vocali I, 2023
Silk and cotton on jute canvas
210×55 cm + support
Corde Vocali II, 2023
Silk and cotton on jute canvas
210×55 cm + support
Corde Vocali III, 2023
Silk and cotton on jute canvas
210×55 cm + support
Corde Vocali IV, 2023
Silk and cotton on jute canvas
210×55 cm + support
Corde Vocali V, 2023
Silk and cotton on jute canvas
210×55 cm + support
Composition 3/3 de daphné pour les Métamorphoses, 2023
Watercolour, Indian ink and graphite on Arches paper Wood frame, museum glass
62×82 cm
Composition 2/3 de daphné pour les Métamorphoses, 2023
Watercolour, Indian ink and graphite on Arches paper Wood frame, museum glass
62×82 cm
Composition 1/3 de daphné pour les Métamorphoses, 2023
Watercolour, Indian ink and graphite on Arches paper Wood frame, museum glass
62×82 cm
Entre deux yeux, il n’y a la place que pour un œil, I 2021 (La Junqueira Residency)
Rope, steel and brass
269×212 cm
Corde Vocali – Epilogue IX, 2020
Cotton, brocade, silk and nylon on wood
162×114 cm
Detail of Corde Vocali – Epilogue IX, 2020 Pauline Guerrier
Cotton, brocade, silk and nylon on wood
162×114 cm
Detail of Corde Vocali – Epilogue IX, 2020 Pauline Guerrier
Cotton, brocade, silk and nylon on wood
162×114 cm
Women of the water I, II, III, IV, V, 2018
Plaster, terracotta, pigment, lime
Variable dimensions
Women of the water I, II, III, IV, V, 2018
Plaster, terracotta, pigment, lime
Variable dimensions
Women of the water I, II, III, IV, V, 2018
Plaster, terracotta, pigment, lime
Variable dimensions
Traghk I, 2019
Cotton, wool
150×200 cm
Detail of Traghk I, 2019
Cotton, wool
150×200 cm
Detail of Traghk I, 2019
Cotton, wool
150×200 cm
Zahir III, 2019
Brass and silk embroidery on linen
268×117 cm
Zahir III, 2019
Brass and silk embroidery on linen
268×117 cm
Detail of Zahir III, 2019
Brass and silk embroidery on linen
268×117 cm
Detail of Zahir III, 2019
Brass and silk embroidery on linen
268×117 cm
Planisphere, 2019
Acrylic paint, ink on Arches paper
140x100cm
Planisphere, 2019
Acrylic paint, ink on Arches paper
140x100cm
Detalhe de Planisphere, 2019
Acrylic paint, ink on Arches paper
140x100cm
Detalhe de Planisphere, 2019
Acrylic paint, ink on Arches paper
140x100cm
Universal Prior II, 2018 (Collaboration with the weavers of Tanger, Morocco)
Wool, canvas, wood
214x150x04 cm
Pauline Guerrier, a contemporary artist, divides her time between Paris and Lisbon.
Born in 1990 in Clamart, France, into a family of passionate artists, her artistic path was shaped from an early age by the influence of her father, a sculptor, her mother, a choreographer, as well as her grandmother, a ceramicist, and her grandfather, a painter.
In 2009, she entered the École des Beaux-Arts de Paris, beginning in the studio of Giuseppe Penone for her first three years before joining Ann Veronica Janssens’ studio, where she completed her degree in June 2014. Pauline Guerrier embodies a nomadic spirit, establishing her studio in response to her travels across Italy, Morocco, Portugal, Chile, Benin, Senegal, Japan, and India. She draws inspiration and knowledge from collaborations with artisans including weavers, glassblowers, engravers, glassmakers, and mosaicists.
In her ongoing pursuit of mastering artisanal techniques from around the world, Pauline Guerrier confronts ancestral knowledge with contemporary concerns, exploring themes such as ecology, science, faith, and superstition. She works across a range of artistic forms, from drawing to sculpture and performance. For her, the artistic medium is merely a vehicle for meaning — a language composed of an alphabet of symbols intended to convey deeper ideas.
Today, Pauline Guerrier exhibits at prestigious international art fairs including Art Paris, Art Genève, ARCOlisboa, ARCOmadrid, Art Brussels, Contemporary Istanbul, Artissima, SP-Arte São Paulo, PAD, Art Basel Miami Beach, Zona Maco, and Parcours Saint-Germain.
Her work is presented in various institutions and collections, from Villa Datris and the Fondation Zinsou in Benin to Domaine des Étangs, MO.CO. in Montpellier, Château La Coste, the Cobra Museum in Amsterdam, Fondation Sisley, the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo, the Mobilier National in France, and several other institutions.
Her artistic career is firmly established with representation by Foco Gallery in Lisbon, Romero Paprocki in Paris, IRL Gallery in New York, and Stems Gallery in Brussels, as well as collaborations with Galerie RX and Clavé Fine Art in Paris.