Inspired by nature’s intricate beauty and the treasures of human culture, venture beyond the boundaries of the realm of natural reality. For a decade Cheraine Collette’s work acts as a portal to tangible imaginary worlds, inviting viewers to rediscover the world with wonder, optimism, and harmony. In an era where celebrating beauty becomes an act of resistance, her art stands as a call to cherish and preserve the surrounding splendor, encouraging collective efforts to protect it for future generations.Cheraine’s work has been published by NG China Traveler, twice in 2020, and is featured by FORBES, My Modern Met, National Geographic, The Wallace Collection Museum, and many more. She received over 300 prestigious international awards and honors since her first participation in 2019, immediately winning 1st place at the IPA, and including two Golden Pangea Trophies, and ‘Fine Art Photographer Of The Year’ from world-renowned institutions for her photographic paintings and books. An oeuvre that can be found in esteemed corporate and private collections around the world.The untamed beauty of national parks, the dramatic vistas of Volcanic Islands, and the architectural splendor of Europe’s palaces. This extensive journey to collect her visual materials is followed by a rigorous process of merging these photographs from diverse locations into cohesive artworks through the use of traditional painting methods.SAVOIR-FAIRE – Each piece is made entirely by her hand, from the initial concept sketch to the construction and creation of the piece. Crafting compositions that transcend traditional boundaries of photography, consisting of up to hundreds of individual layers.15 – Countries where Cheraine's work is collected.500 – The average number of layers to create an artwork.313 – Prestigious international Awards.32 – Exhibitions and art fairs worldwide.The production of the physical framed artwork is entrusted to the exceptional craftsmanship of awarded master printer ateliers in the Netherlands, Germany, and Rhode Island.CHERAINE COLLETTE, 1993, EDE, THE NETHERLANDS