Discover the contemporary work of Boshâ
Anne- Claire BOSHÂ sp; [hidden for your safety]
Boshâ, born in 1971 in Paris, is a multidisciplinary artist. Her family environment introduced her to music at a very early age, ;writing and painting. Since 2013, she has devoted all her time to art. She writes, sings, composes melodies on the piano, and paints today in the small town of Aude, Espé ;raza. She set up the Ateliers d’Espé dedicated to women artists. Her series of watercolor bubbles was born after an intense spiritual quest and the reading of Satprem. For her, we are all atoms connected and united, we carry within us the story of all the humans who have populated the planet since their appearance. She expressed these human lineages with series of tangled portraits and then imagined the series of cells She has been exhibiting since 2001 his collages and watercolors on tea towel paper in Paris and the South of France. His work creates zen spaces of introspection.
My artistic approach is to make the viewer aware that everything is connected. We are our environment as much as we are ourselves, we are our ancestors and our descendants, we are the other, the others and ourselves. We are the objects that surround us, we are the world and its flaws. We are lush nature and damaged nature. We are. We are atoms. To give this strong conception of the world I started with collages. Since everything is already created, I create from the work of others. Then I started to painting tangled visgaes, and came My series of cells that I am still pursuing today since 2013. I am also currently in a series of capturing the moment and movement.
