Kim Weissenborn Solo Exhibition Paysages

This summer, I had the honor of presenting a solo exhibition at the Médiathèque Jacques Baumel in Rueil-Malmaison, invited by the French Ministry of Culture to celebrate the region’s Impressionist legacy—Monet, Renoir, Morisot, Pissarro, and Caillebotte.

Over July and August, 40 of my paintings were on view, exploring light, memory, and atmosphere. The exhibition reflected a contemporary conversation with the Impressionist tradition, investigating fleeting moments and the subtle interplay between perception and emotion.

It was a privilege to share this work in a place so deeply tied to the artists who first transformed the way we see the world, and to engage viewers with the quiet resonance of present-day painting.

Curators, collectors, and collaborators interested in discussing the exhibition or my practice are welcome to reach out directly.