Paola Chartroux presents her art in an exclusive collaboration with Mondelliani, set up in the historic window of Via del Pellegrino.
On this occasion, her Female Figures in Clay come to life, telling stories of sea, wind, and freedom through hand-modeled sculptures.
Each piece is a unique expression of movement and emotion, transporting the viewer to a world of feminine and natural sensitivity.
The Mondelliani window thus becomes the place where craftsmanship and Paola's artistic vision merge, creating a deep connection between art, emotions, and the vibrant atmosphere of Rome.
The work of Paola Chartroux arises from the meeting of play, research, and material. Her figures, often female, emerge in terracotta, resin, or plaster with suspended postures and gazes that silently tell inner worlds.
Sometimes they dance lightly like her “Roses of the Winds,” other times they appear nude and authentic as in the Scostomate, where the body becomes essential and poetic language.
Between irony and introspection, each sculpture is a small story handcrafted, capable of combining fragility and strength, intimacy and openness. In Chartroux's work, material and form engage in a dialogue to provide the viewer with a tangible and timeless emotion.
