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Work by Caroline Cloutier: blue-violet oval wall sculpture with a curved cutaway edge, in a white room beside a garage-style glass door.
Work by Caroline Cloutier: sculptural wall piece of interlocking pink and green curved shapes with a turquoise diamond at the top.
Work by Caroline Cloutier: two overlapping circular panels with soft gradients from magenta to peach and pale yellow, on a white wall.
Work by Caroline Cloutier: white gallery corner with a teal and navy overlapping oval panel on one wall and a small orange and yellow circular panel on the other.
Work by Caroline Cloutier: round wall panel split down the middle into coral red and yellow halves, with faint white circle outlines.
Work by Caroline Cloutier: oval wall panel in soft lavender and periwinkle blues with a curved lobe on the right and faint white outlines.
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Caroline Cloutier researches the effects of light, space, and perceptual phenomena on our psyche through photography, installation, sculpture, and drawing. She blurs the lines between the second and third dimensions by photographing handcrafted compositions enhanced by sunlight. Cloutier often works with variations and series to highlight the fourth dimension (time). In her ongoing series, Life Flow, she uses saturated colours and sacred geometry to create energetic vibrations.Her work reaffirms the timeless legacy of abstraction and humans' spiritual connection with geometry since ancient history. Her work gives us a renewed experience of how we perceive the physical world. She intertwines our known fourth-dimensional planes to broaden our perception of reality and, ultimately, open doors to life's metaphysics.

Caroline Cloutier is a visual artist based in Montreal (Tio'tia:ke), Canada, where she obtained an MA in Studio Arts at Concordia University in 2022. Her photographic and installation work has been shown in solo and group exhibitions in Canada New York, Austria, and Italy and during several art fairs like VOLTA NY and Untitled Miami. Recent honours include fellowships and residencies from the British School at Rome, NARS Foundation, Banff Center for the Arts, Molinari Foundation, Yvonne Bombardier Foundation, and Lande Award in Photography. Her research has been financed by the Canada Council for the Arts and the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec many times.

Caroline Cloutier's residency at NARS is made possible by the Canada Council of the Arts.

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