Eve
KOEPPEL

She graduated from the Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Saint-Etienne in 1994 (MFA) and was influenced by a variety of culture.

She lived for more than twenty years in United States; mainly in California.

Her stays in Texas and Arizona opened her sensibility to spaces and light.

Her return to France in the early 2010s has combined the feelings and the roots of her childhood with the violence and the loss of landmarks.

Her contrasting influences and independence of mind give her a holistic and avant-garde look at the world that is emerging. Her initiatory meetings with Louise BOURGEOIS at her home in Chelsea whose attention and encouragement still resonate with her.

The bursts of happiness in the face of James TURREL's works strengthened her determination and commitment to art as a vehicle for the materiality of light.

For twenty years from the early 90s, she has exhibited both solo and collectively in about fifty places, mainly in North America and France as well as in South Africa, Japan, Israel and Western Europe.

Through the composite multiplicity of layers of light and time, his captivating and sometimes disturbing works often represent a transposition of reality that reveals a multitude of meanings that the host can freely interpret.