Caroline Tschumi has been drawing since childhood, compulsively, daily as an elemental means of expression.  Her roots derive from the pop world of the ‘60s and ‘70s, Japanese cartoons and Disney.  Her imagination is translated through psychedelic compositions that are both bountiful and controlled.  Her works are mythical, surreal and dreamlike, populated with female characters both powerful and fragile.  The exhibition at the Ferme de la Chapelle presents her latest series centred on women and celestial bodies against a background of large wall-hangings designed by the artist herself.
  
   Focus on Grossesse à induction et accouchement spontané (in French. Film by Malachi Kohan, Monokrome Film)