4900 Miles is the distance between Naples and Chicago. It was created from a mix between antennas in Naples, Italy, and a Chicago wall.
4900 Miles is all about the small graphics details that Gougenheim observed on the street. Using transparency, warm colors, and different textures, Isabelle Gougenheim manages to revisit familiar sights and places and transform them into unique landscapes that transport the viewer to faraway place.

Lettre d’Amour is inspired by love letters from 1800 found in a Paris Market complemented with one of Isabelle Gougenheim’s paintings.
Lettre d’Amour is part of the new collection, which is all about the small graphics details that Gougenheim observed—using transparency, warm colors, and different textures.

The Wild West is Inspired by the climb of the Grand Teton, Wyoming.
It is all about the small graphics details that Gougenheim observed on the street, such as shadows of a tree on the sidewalk, a wall texture in Chicago, or antennas on the roof of Naples. Using transparency, warm colors, and different textures, Isabelle Gougenheim manages to revisit familiar sights and places and transform them into unique landscapes that transport the viewer to faraway place.

Shoji is inspired by the lightweight Japanese paper screen. It moves softly and gracefully.
Using transparency, delicate lines, and different textures, Isabelle Gougenheim manages to revisit familiar sights and places and transform them into unique landscapes that transport the viewer to faraway place.

Serene is an ode to life seen through the water from the perspective of a Koi fish, the Japanese symbol of good luck and fortune fish.
Serene is all about the small graphics details that Gougenheim observed on the street, such as shadows of a tree on the sidewalk, a wall texture in Chicago. Using transparency, warm colors, and different textures, Isabelle Gougenheim manages to revisit familiar sights and places and transform them into unique landscapes that transport the viewer to faraway place.

Atelier is Inspired by the roof of a broken art studio window in Naples, Italy. The small graphics details are collage observed on the street, such as shadows of a tree on the sidewalk, a wall texture in Chicago, or antennas on the roof of Naples. Using transparency, warm colors, and different textures, Isabelle Gougenheim manages to revisit familiar sights and places and transform them into unique landscapes that transport the viewer to faraway place.