Caroline Le Méhauté is a french artist living in Brussels. She holds a Master’s degree in Fine Arts from the University of Toulouse Jean Jaurès and graduated from the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Marseille. Her practice spans sculpture, installation, drawing, performance, and collective protocols. Her work explores living materials, processes of transformation, and the sensitive relationships between humans and non-humans.

Winner of the [Art Collector] Prize in 2020, the Carré sur Seine Prize in 2021, and the Transformative Territories Mention of the COAL Prize in 2024, she exhibits in France, Belgium, and internationally.

Through [Tellus Project], she is currently developing an active reflection on the restoration of degraded soils, bringing together artistic, ecological, and scientific approaches.

How to situate oneself? How to connect? How to inhabit the world differently? These questions run through her entire practice, where the artistic gesture becomes both an intimate exploration and a collective address.