Vian treats her art like poetry and pursues an expressionist spin to an otherwise representational take on landscape.

While the paintings are essentially abstract, their color scheme and most of their titles evoke the sea.

Expressionist Vian Borchert considers her paintings to be visual poems, ... created during the pandemic and reflecting on a new reality and a new normal.

many of her latest paintings for this show were produced during quarantine and Coronavirus times, as she reflects on our new reality and our new normal.

Vian Borchert’s abstract “BlueWaves” evokes some wide expanse and fascinating unknown in oceanic, cerulean hues.

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many of her latest paintings for this show were produced during quarantine and Coronavirus times, as she reflects on our new reality and our new normal.

In some paintings, viewers will see a yearning for future adventures that Borchert aspires to explore, as well as contemplative pieces inspired by nature, inner peace and finding Zen in trying times.

The bold gestural strokes barely contained within Vian Borchert’s paintings dramatically seize upon that instant when the day’s blue skies fall to the coming night.

Vian Borchert suggest worlds beyond themselves, creating as well a feeling of fathomless depth. The resulting psychological and spiritual resonance is akin to an imaginative experience that is at once expansive, boundless and oceanic.

Exhibition featuring 10 artists, ... exploring what transpires from dusk to dawn of impending awe and wonder of the night that impacts artists forever to seek it out.

The bold gestural strokes barely contained within Vian Borchert’s paintings dramatically seize upon that instant when the day’s blue skies fall to the coming night.

Vian’s art has been on exhibit in prestigious places such as the United Nations General Assembly’s Public Lobby Gallery, NYC, in “Art Basel Miami Beach”at Spectrum Miami, and the LA Art Show

Described by the artist as “visual poems,” Borchert’s work offers eye-catching abstract forms that can stir an art lover’s intuition.

Vian’s art has been exhibited in prestigious places such as the gallery of the public hall of the United Nations General Assembly, in New York, in “Art Basel Miami Beach” at the Spectrum Miami.

Vian attended the Corcoran College of Art and Design in Washington, D.C. (now part of George Washington University). One of her professors at the Corcoran, the late Tom Green, reviewed her portfolio and gave her a scholarship.

Vian Borchert's expressive paintings with strong colors and vigorous application of paint are descriptive "visual poems" - her distinct choice of color resonates, both gently and strongly, personal affinity, feelings and mood.