A Living Presence
Every installation begins as an original artwork.
Fragments of the visible world — a reflection, a landscape, a drop of water, an unexpected detail — are brought into new relationship.
Working from the center outward, I allow surprising connections to emerge. Difference becomes harmony. Fragmentation gives way to coherence.
Through light, scale, and integration into architecture, the work becomes more than an image on a wall.
It becomes a living presence within the space — an invitation to pause, reconnect, and perhaps, for a moment, come home to ourselves.
"Anne-Françoise Potterat's images radiate, attract and entrance. Like the art of shamans around the world, they reveal a vibrational realm that manifests beauty, and that assuages in subtle ways.
These images are objects that one sees, yet they give access to the invisible — making them paradoxical passages and sources of knowledge."
— JEREMY NARBY · ANTHROPOLOGIST · AUTHOR, THE COSMIC SERPENT
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SIGNATURE WORK
Lightbox Mandalas
Luminous, site-specific works that shift the felt quality of a space the moment they arrive.
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ORIGINAL WORK
Paintings
Richly colored acrylics in my own visionary style, created on commission for a space. They carry a living frequency - deeply felt, conceived to unveil the harmony and playfulness within.
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UNIQUE EXPERIENCE
Art & Meditation
Immersive guided experiences to unveil the peace and space within.
THE ARTIST
The work does not decorate a space. It transforms it.
Anne-Françoise Potterat is a Swiss-born artist whose luminous installations and paintings explore the hidden relationships between things.
Drawing from fragments of the visible world, she creates unexpected connections that reveal harmony, coherence, and new possibilities of seeing.
Her work is rooted in more than three decades of artistic practice and a lifelong exploration of contemplative traditions. Through color, pattern, scale, and light, she creates works that invite a pause — a moment of reconnection with ourselves and with something larger.
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