A free, radiant, and unclassifiable artist, Corinne Pirault is one of those creators who leave a lasting impression. Her encounter with painting in 2015, during a stay in Nicaragua with an artist friend, profoundly changed her path. Since then, this passionate self-taught artist has established herself with a colorful, expressive, and luminous style, nourished by multiple influences: Frida Kahlo, Niki de Saint Phalle, and the pictorial traditions of Haiti, the Caribbean, and the Congo.
But Corinne Pirault’s art goes beyond aesthetics. Her works carry powerful messages. She addresses themes such as women’s condition, environmental issues, and the fragility of life itself. Her series on the Mediterranean reflects her deep commitment to the sea and its marine ecosystems, whose threatened beauty both moves and inspires her.
