Caroline Pera

Caroline Pera is a French-American painter based in Milan, trained at Central Saint Martins, London.
Works held in the private collections of Etro, Loro Piana and financier Claudio Costamagna. Exhibited internationally across Milan, London, Vienna, New York, and Birmingham.
Collections including her signature 'Flow' series, inspired by Lao Tzu's philosophy of effortless becoming, Pera's paintings invite the viewer into a deeply personal yet universally resonant world.
Her work explores the layered terrain of human emotion, exploring the tension between surrender and intention. Created in oil on the finest linen - left bare to reveal its natural texture and warmth - each painting captures organic forms in a state of perpetual becoming: never fixed, never still. Bold yet delicate.
Available to collectors worldwide.

Central Saint Martins, London

2025
Solo show, Milan

2023
Salone del mobile Milano

2023
Group show, Ad Lib Gallery, London

2022
Solo show, Birmingham, Alabama USA

2020
Group show, spazio Six, Milan

2018
‘pip’s world trip’, children’s book on the human impact in the natural world.

2017
‘Baba’ - Solo show, a study on the babas of India and Nepal during the shiva festival in Kathmandu.
knightsbridge, London

2016
‘Painted Identity’ - Solo show, Artifact gallery, New York

2015
‘Painted Identity’ - Solo show, during a 3 months stay at an orphanage in Nepal, Pera painted the portrait of each child which was then finished by them as they painted their bodies as they saw themselves or wanted to be seen.
Cinema Arti, Milan

2015
group show, Carte Scoperte gallery, Milan

2014
‘La muse libéree’ Solo show, Francesco Zanuso gallery, Milan

2012
Walkabout Contemporary Art Auction, London

2012
Group exhibition by The Creative Collective, London

2010
Islington Contemporary Art & Design Exhibit, London

2010
Central Saint Martins exhibit, London

2009
Apprenticeship, gem palace, official jeweler of the maharajah of Jaipur, india

2008
Hoaward hobbs award for jewellery prospective

2007
group show, ec1, London

2006
The british art medal society award