BIO

Laureline Epron is a French-born, New York-based visual artist who received her BFA in Painting from the Fashion Institute of Technology. Her practice primarily focuses on the human figure, using bodily imagery and a focused color palette to explore personal struggles, lived experiences, and spirituality.

Rooted in her spiritual beliefs, Epron’s paintings examine the connection between the physical and emotional self. Through her use of the body and color, she seeks to communicate experiences that are deeply personal while creating space for viewers to connect with their own.

Artist Statement

My paintings explore the relationship between the body, spirituality, and personal experience. Through the human figure, a focused color palette, and intimate imagery, I create a visual language for emotions and experiences that can be difficult to express through words. I am interested in creating a new language through painting—one that allows personal and spiritual experiences to be communicated through the body, color, and emotion.

A woman in a white long-sleeve top and matching skirt gently touches a large, abstract painting of a woman submerged underwater on a gray wall.
A woman sitting on a gray couch looking up at a large painting behind her. The painting features a blue-toned surreal image of a person with an exposed rib cage and a skeleton of hands in a mirror reflection, with dark and glowing blue hues.
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