I am an expressionist artist, I consider all my work to be visual poems.
Art for me is a universal language by which all comprehend. I aim to connect with people through
my visual world and through my vision aspiring for the world to come together through the arts.
Moreover, nature plays a huge part in my artistic journey. I am an avid nature observer where
contemplating upon nature helps me reach inner peace and attain moments of Zen.
My artwork albeit abstract in nature offers symbolism referencing the status of a mysterious future.
To add, my art showcases a sense of identity of who I am as an artist: my hopes and dreams.
Furthermore, my works intend to evoke the feelings of rejuvenation achieved through the love for
nature and its endless bounty that it bestows upon humanity. Hence, nature is not only a place for
me to meditate upon, but it also energizes and empowers me to give back to the world through my
creative vision, talent and aesthetics. Consequently, my art becomes a reflection of my life’s
journey along with connecting the past to the present while approaching the future with a sense of
wonder to what it holds.
Biography
Vian Borchert is a noted established expressionist contemporary artist, and award winning poet. V. Borchert has extensively exhibited in group and solo exhibitions within the USA and internationally. Vian is a graduate and “Notable Alumni” from the Corcoran College of Art and Design George Washington University, Washington, DC. Borchert exhibits in museums, and key galleries in major cities. E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Vian considers her expressionistic and abstracted art as visual poems. Vian Borchert’s art has been on exhibit in prestigious places such as Times Square – Broadway Plaza, NYC, The SAM Museum in PA, The United Nations General Assembly’s Public Lobby Gallery, NYC, The National Gallery of Fine Arts in Amman, Jordan, The National Liberty Museum in Philadelphia, “Art Basel Miami Beach” Spectrum Miami, 1stdibs Design Center in Chelsea, NYC and the LA Art Show. Borchert exhibits in world cities and in key galleries in cities such as NYC, LA, DC, London, Berlin, Valencia, Hong Kong, Miami, Tokyo and others. Vian's artwork is also in embassies and in private collections worldwide.
Moreover, Vian Borchert has been attributed in revolutionizing the current contemporary abstract expressionist art movement, and a number of art styles originated from her unique vision. Most notably her love for the big blue and her signature use of the color blue and lavender in her abstract paintings created new waves of abstraction in the art world. In this V. Borchert has singularly contributed immensely to the advancement of abstract art in the world. Borchert believes in the importance that artists should stay true to themselves and remain authentic.
V. Borchert’s art has been featured in numerous publications such as The Washington Post, ARTPIL, Oxford Public Philosophy Journal, The Flux Review, MOEVIR Paris Fashion & Art Magazine, Influential People Magazine, 300 Luxury Magazine, Vie magazine, The Miami Art Scene, NPR’s Art Beat and others. Borchert has juried art exhibitions in the Washington DC area. Furthermore, Vian has extensive knowledge in art history, and she has worked in major museums such as the National Gallery of Art, and the The Phillips Collection museum in Washington DC. Vian Borchert is also an art writer and contributor to an online newspaper. Borchert also has worked as a community convener with cultural outreach for the Arts and Humanities Council within her community. Besides being a graduate and notable alumni from Corcoran GW, Borchert also has certification in Art Therapy coaching. Moreover, Borchert is an art educator teaching fine art classes in painting and drawing for many years to adults in the Washington DC metropolitan area. Besides having her artwork exhibited in key galleries, her paintings are available and can be acquired in “1stDibs” and "Artsy" which are the world’s leading marketplaces with auctions, best galleries and museums. E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
I am an expressionist artist, I consider all my work to be visual poems.