Khrissy Clement

Khrissy Clement is a Swiss multidisciplinary visual artist and fine art photographer whose work explores abstract forms, geometry, and luminous contrasts through her signature method Icon Lights, inspired by chiaroscuro.

With over 20 years of artistic practice, she creates contemporary abstract photography in historical locations, revealing unseen structures of light and shadow. Her imagery merges movement, depth, and non-objective forms to evoke timeless emotional landscapes.

Khrissy has exhibited internationally across Europe and the United States, including a recent feature at the Saatchi Gallery in London during Focus Art Fair. Her work belongs to public and private collections and continues to grow within the fields of abstract photography, light-based art, and contemporary fine art.

Diploma in Applied Arts, École d'Arts Appliqués de Vevey, Switzerland — specializing in photography and visual arts.

Major retrospective at Centre Culturel de Montreux (2024).
Solo exhibition at Maison Visinand, Montreux (2024).
Exhibitions at Photobastei Zürich, PhotoSchweiz, Montreux Museum of History, Interlaken, and Geneva.
Regular participant in Lausanne Art Fair, Zurich photography events, and contemporary showcases across Switzerland.
International exhibitions across Europe and the USA, including Austria, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Los Angeles, and New York.

Awards & Publications:
Recipient of photography awards in Switzerland, Italy, and New York.
Featured on the cover of Biancoscuro Art Magazine for Art Basel Hong Kong and Dubai.
Author of the fine art photography book “Icon Lights Music,” published in London.

Public Collections:
Commune of Veytaux, Commune of Montreux, Municipal Libraries of Bern and Lausanne.