Jeanne Isabelle Cornière is interested in the figurative representation of human beings and the exploration of human existence, with particular emphasis on childhood, time and memory. As a reference for the formal development and execution of a sculpture, Cornière uses photographs produces in her studio with live models, as well as drawings and paintings in her own hand. The figures radiate a deep presence and invite the viewer to pause and reflect on his or her own being in relation to the (outside) world. 

The Galleria SACCHETTI is delighted to be the first to show works by the South African painter Sandra Hanekom in Switzerland. Hanekom‘s art is reminiscent of both the paintings of Dutch and Flemish old masters as well as the imagery of Surrealism. As a reference to her homeland, African motifs can also be found in part. The small-format works are finely painted in oil and characterized by a graceful coloring.