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double-vision

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Véronique Barrillot was born in 1969 in Lyon, France. ​

In 1994 she moved to Dijon France where she currently has her home and studio.​

In 2012 she switched careers from the corporate to the art world.​

2015 was a pivotal year for her as she began to develop her ability to work on two images simultaneously within a single painting.​

As an example, in her process known as Double Vision she is able to paint a picture of Salvador Dali and Abraham Lincoln combining them as a single image. ​

You are able to see one image close up and another at a distance. ​

She is the only artist currently working in this technique.​
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Véronique Barrillot has exhibited in New York, Miami, Palm Beach, Monaco, Paris, Lille and Lyon France and The French Embassy in Washington DC. ​

From her experience as a large format mural painter Véronique Barrillot  learned to control visual distances creating a unique technique superimposing two images within a single painting. This is known as Double Vision. ​

This particular ability attracted CHUV, Lausanne department of clinical neurosciences. ​

In 2017 she received the Trophée Jean Charles Hachet ​

Other recipients of this award are Pierre Cardin and the sculptor Cesar.

You can also find her in her exhibition workshop at 15 rue Charrue in Dijon, France​