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Faustine Badrichani (born 1984, France)is a French artist based in New-York. Her work focuses on the female body and is an exploration of femininity, showcasing colorful nude silhouettes. Her most recent body of work includes works on paper mostly, but she has also explored the theme of femininity through sculpture (direct plaster) and large oil paintings.
To see her most recent work, visit her IG: @faustinebadrichani_art

Website: http://www.faustinebadrichani.com/

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Bourcart immigrated to the United States and has called New York, specifically Harlem her home since 2006. She grew up in Alsace (the Germanic region of Eastern France) and identifies as French with Vietnamese heritage.

Bourcart’s mixed media assemblages and photo collages employ a wide range of techniques, informed by her own multicultural background and the work of artisans explored through extensive travel. Bourcart’s practice although based in photography early on in her career, has expanded beyond the boundaries of the medium and includes the creation of the artist’s own alphabet and the formation of patterns, essentially creating a new language.

Primarily a self-taught artist, trained in New York at the International Center of Photography, where she was also an Assistant Teacher. Her work has been exhibited in New York, Boston, Colorado, Oregon, North Carolina, Missouri, France and Switzerland.

Website: https://www.capucinebourcart.com/

Established French-american sculptor and painter, Anne de Villeméjane, was born in Paris and now lives in New York. Anne’s ethereal figures are both fragile and powerful at the same time. Her work reflects the expression of human nature, evoking strong emotions. Anne’s restless sense of adventure leads her to experiment with various raw materials. She uses a mix of media, including bronze and crystal, cement and metal, plaster, Acrylic and resin to create intriguing works of Art.

Moving to Boston in 1999 after a successful career at L’Oreal and Chanel in Europe, Anne embraced her childhood passion for Art and transitioned to being a professional artist. She therefore studied extensively at various Art schools, including the Massachusetts College of Art, the Museum School of Boston, Harvard College and de Cordova Museum. She is now represented in a number of galleries internationally.

In 2014, Anne was commissioned to create the audience award for the New York Film Festival “In French with English Subtitles”. In 2019, Anne has been coopted as a member of the National League of American Pen Women. In 2021 Anne was invited to show her work with the renowned Zurcher Gallery in Noho and her metal and concrete sculptures got featured in the New York times. That same year, Anne’s work at Modern Art Foundry in Queens /NY, also got featured on TV 5 monde French TV Channel.

Website: https://www.annedevillemejane.com/

Elaine Jeffrey is a visual artist working in the medium of photography. Jeffrey graduated with a BA in Photographic Art from Napier University in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1988. Since graduating she has worked as a photojournalist (Apex Publishing, Oman early 1990’s), run her own portrait studio in Hamburg, Germany and taken on many commercial commissions.

Since 2008 Jeffrey has dedicated her time to her artistic practice. Her first major commission came in 2013 when she was commissioned to produce a large-scale installation for The Art Building in Brussels. Other interesting work has included accompanying and documenting world-class jazz musicians while on tour in Europe e.g. Marcus Miller, James Carter and Roy Hargrove. Jeffrey has participated in many group shows over the past years and has had three solo shows in reputable galleries in Sofia, Bulgaria (2015, 2016).

In 2018 Jeffrey exhibited in a group show at the “Maryland Federation of Art, Circle Gallery” and was invited to participate in an international show at “The Center for Fine Art Photography” in Colorado. Her submitted work in Colorado won the “Directors Award” for best work. In (2020) Jeffrey participated in two exhibitions which (due to COVID 19) took place through Artsy online. Jeffrey is currently doing a research MA in Photography - with her research topic being Abstraction in Photography. Jeffrey has work in many private collections in both Europe and USA and in commercial buildings in Washington DC.

 Jeffrey shares her time between Hamburg, Germany and Washington D.C.

Website: https://elainejeffrey.com/

Artist, Carole Jury is both a photographer and an abstract painter and she combines the two medium of expression in her process, starting from photography and then transposing it to painting to create her series with poetic names such as Dark sea, La Vie en Rose, Time goes by or Metal Song.
Her signature resides in her broad textured strokes, her ability to capture shadows and lights and her eye for color with canvases from vibrant reds to calming blues, subtle nuances of whites to powerful blacks. Working mainly in oils but also in acrylics, Carole Jury likes to play with materials to express herself: her paintings can be either made on canvas, wood or aluminum, incorporating leather or fabrics.

Jury lives and works in Bangkok, Thailand.

Website: https://www.carolejury.com/

MAIZIANNE is a New York-based abstract & figurative artist painter, originally from Belgium. She first studied art in New York City (Art Students League of NYC). In 2009, she enrolled at the Art League of Houston (Texas) then became a student of the Glassell School of Art. In 2011, she had her first solo exhibition in Houston, TX. Since then, she has done various exhibitions, children's book illustration and CD covers. Inspired by pictures, she paints mainly abstract portraits and figures. She explores abstract backgrounds using texture, acrylics and mixed media. Through her work, she tries mainly to capture a mood, an emotion, often reflecting her own life experiences and memories. Maizianne has participated in group shows and art fairs in the US and in Canada.

Website: https://maizianne.me/

Shreya Mehta is an award-winning artist who explores issues of identity, gender, power and spirituality in a variety of mediums and styles. Her art has been exhibited across the globe, from the New York Indian consulate, to Prime Minister Naredra Modi.

As the first, Indian woman accepted into the Royal Academy of Art in Belgium, she graduated with none other than the prestigious, V.R.I.K.A award.

Born in India, trained in Belgium, and now based in New York, Mehta brings a vibrant, global perspective to all her endeavors. With both representational, and abstract works, she defies categorization through her soulful and contemplative nature.

Website: https://artshreya.com/

Esther combines her background as a psychologist and life coach, in her artistic career, with the purpose to promote self-awareness and personal development. She is a multidisciplinary artist that explores different materials to stimulate and engage through composition and color, with the senses and the mind to provoke personal insights.

“When we are touched, we are moved and that is the first step for personal transformation.” Rosa’s work is very meditative, quiet, peaceful and it does invite to pause, stand still and reflect. Rosa currently works and lives in NYC. 

Website:http://www.estherrosa.com/www.estherrosa.com/Home.html

I’m a Belgian artist living and working in New York, best known for my minimalist abstract oil painting and my sense of color and composition that transforms shapes and lines into an energetic state of change. The transition from one state to another is what brings my art to life. My work is inspired by the constant change and all aspects of change, whether it be a feeling or observation, world news or a rhythm.  Change is more than ever a constant, which is a paradox as a constant should be stable.

Website: https://www.annevandycke.com/

Marguerite Wibaux was imersed into fine art from the earliest age, surrounded by an art historian grandmother and an artist mother.

Born in Argentina, raised in Peru and Italy, French painter Marguerite Wibaux has spent a great deal of her life abroad meeting new people and exploring new environments. Wibaux’s approach to encountering and eventually capturing her subjects borders on social experimentation. It is existential documentation of the human condition.
Marguerite Wibaux started her career with a solo show by French cultural institution in Boston in 2018. Since then, she has been part of multiple group shows in France, Milan and New York.  Most recently her solo presentation “Horror Vacui” at Spring/Break art fair New York was reviewed by Maria Brito as “top 5 artist to discover”.

Website: https://www.margueritewibauxart.com/