Enchaîneté Sculpture

Born in Reims, France, in 1986, Karoline Jeuffroy grew up between Versailles and Le Havre (France). She integrates in 2007 the Ecole des Beaux Arts in the city of Le Havre, where she meets Francis Marshall, artist of crude art; at that time, she starts to develop its practice of volume. She also studies with Patrick Galais the argentic photography. In 2010, she integrates the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux Arts de Paris, at Jean-Luc Vilmouth’s workshop. She attends seminars of Didier Semin and Alain Bonfand, allowing her to understand the poetry inframince, the esthetism of processus, and the power of words. Karoline goes on with the practice of volume with molding beside Philippe Renault and completes its training with Michel Salerno on metal work. She logically continues with multiple drawings sculpture and discovers at la Fonderie Coubertin (Foundry Coubertin) theprocess of bronze. Following this bronze experience, she studies the use of video with in order to solve a matter of picture. She obtains her graduate (DNSEP) at Vilmouth whorshop in 2014 and immediately escapes, crossing the gallery owner Géraldine Banier. in 2021, karoline trained in the glass arts in Vannes le Châtel as a glassblower with Jean Pierre Matheus. She did internships with Antoine Pierini in Biot and at the Ecomuseum of Avesnois in Trelon in order to discover different artists, craftsmen and designers.