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CHOXART

When art meets chocolate

CHOXART is an artistic chocolate brand born from the meeting of contemporary artists and exceptional chocolate craftsmen.

Our ambition is to transform chocolate into a genuine medium for artistic expression, where each creation tells a story and bears the signature of an artist.

Two approaches coexist within CHOXART, offering unique experiences to art lovers and chocolate enthusiasts alike.

Unique Works

Each work is painted directly by hand onto the chocolate by the artist. With no reproduction or template, every piece is absolutely unique, signed and accompanied by its certificate of authenticity.

These ephemeral creations are genuine works of art… with the rare distinction that they can also be tasted.

Art Collections

CHOXART also develops collections inspired by the works of partner artists.

Through a process of relief work created directly in the chocolate, the textures, gestures and compositions of the original works take on a new dimension. The chocolate plaques become indulgent interpretations of the artistic creations, produced either in limited editions or as permanent series, depending on the collection.

Each edition is developed in close collaboration with the artist in order to preserve the spirit and identity of their world.

First edition: Dasha S. Kandinsky

The first CHOXART collaboration is devoted to the world of Dasha S. Kandinsky.

Her abstract works, characterised by their relief, movement and colour, have inspired a first collection of chocolates in which the material becomes an extension of the painting.

This edition inaugurates a series of collaborations with contemporary artists from different backgrounds, each invited to explore a new way of bringing art and chocolate into dialogue.

An art gallery… to savour

CHOXART aims to become a living collection of artistic collaborations. Over the years, new artists will join the adventure to imagine original creations, making chocolate a genuine artistic medium.

At Bourg 45, we believe that art is not confined to the walls of a gallery. It can be touched, shared, given as a gift… and sometimes even savoured.