TEAM
Joëlle Cabanne
Interior architect
Born into a family of architects, Joëlle decided not to follow the ready-made career path and instead chose to use the notion of space to derive the source of an art where territories and landscapes appear at the edge of reality and the abstract. Oil painting, contemporary art, India ink, aerosol, acrylics, collages, installations… this young Geneva-based artist deliberately plays with the associations of colours to blur spatial perceptions – and those of the watching world.
Freedom of expression is the credo by which she lives her life, pushing the limits with boundless energy. She is both a visual and a conceptual artist whose work has been exhibited in many cities around Europe, an art historian, interior architect, and a lecturer at the Geneva School of Decorative Arts. Furthermore, she is an avid traveller, enjoying as many new voyages of discovery as there are themes to her artistic creations.
She is hyperactive, ploughing ahead at full speed. And as such, there is no other way for her to live than to follow her intuition right to the end, meet every challenge head-on, and explore her own limits. She is also the one who translates Peter Kammermann’s designs and concepts to the computer screen, and she gives the plans and elevations a touch that is as faithful as it is artistic. Her work ethic demands accuracy, while remaining full of sensitivity, life and light to provide the decorator’s concepts with technical support, from the birth of the project through to realisation.
TEAM
Joëlle Cabanne
Interior architect
Born into a family of architects, Joëlle decided not to follow the ready-made career path and instead chose to use the notion of space to derive the source of an art where territories and landscapes appear at the edge of reality and the abstract. Oil painting, contemporary art, India ink, aerosol, acrylics, collages, installations… this young Geneva-based artist deliberately plays with the associations of colours to blur spatial perceptions – and those of the watching world.
Freedom of expression is the credo by which she lives her life, pushing the limits with boundless energy. She is both a visual and a conceptual artist whose work has been exhibited in many cities around Europe, an art historian, interior architect, and a lecturer at the Geneva School of Decorative Arts. Furthermore, she is an avid traveller, enjoying as many new voyages of discovery as there are themes to her artistic creations.
She is hyperactive, ploughing ahead at full speed. And as such, there is no other way for her to live than to follow her intuition right to the end, meet every challenge head-on, and explore her own limits. She is also the one who translates Peter Kammermann’s designs and concepts to the computer screen, and she gives the plans and elevations a touch that is as faithful as it is artistic. Her work ethic demands accuracy, while remaining full of sensitivity, life and light to provide the decorator’s concepts with technical support, from the birth of the project through to realisation.