ARTIST STATEMENT 

​

Corinne Vogel’s artistic practice is rooted primarily in painting and is expanded through collage, drawing, and printmaking. Often working on a large scale and with pure pigments, she explores the notion of permeability—understanding boundaries as fluid and open, particularly between interior and exterior, body and environment. 

​

​Vogel’s painting emerges through an open dialogue with material, pigment, and movement. Colour is not used to represent, but becomes a living material within the image. Layer by layer, translucent pictorial spaces unfold between abstraction, memory, body, and nature.

​

Her painting is a practice of presence, exploring perception as an open and constantly changing process. In the encounter between human, material, and nature, spaces for resonance, connection, and transformation emerge.

​​

The works create multilayered pictorial spaces in which mineral surfaces, translucent layers of colour, and organic structures converge into open landscapes.