Slow art experience

Hosted by Christine Ayoub this “Slow Art” session induces a heightened state of consciousness that echoes the meditative universe of Kaï-Chun Chang’s work 'Grand Arc 2' presented in the current Art Salon exhibition curated by Romero Paprocki Gallery.

Drawing on his early training in traditional Chinese ink painting, Chang’s work explores the relationship between volatile phenomena and states of mind. Suspended between the smooth surface of the canvas and pictorial depth, the transparent layers of acrylic paint open onto spiritual spaces and inner landscapes, inviting sustained contemplation in resonance with the session’s meditative framework.

By activating the subconscious, the experience mobilises inner resources and creates a deep resonance with the artwork, which gradually reveals itself while also illuminating parts of ourselves.

Throughout the session, participants remain fully in control of their experience, supported by the expert guidance of Christine Ayoub.