Vian Borchert


Vian Borchert is an acclaimed and an award winning artist known for her works in painting which embody her signature abstract expressionist style characterized by a poetic manner. Borchert has exhibited her artwork in over 100 exhibitions in both group and solo shows worldwide. Vian is a graduate and “Notable Alumni” from the Corcoran College of Art and Design George Washington University, Washington, DC. Borchert serves as the Art Lead for the Oxford Public Philosophy Journal, based at Oxford University, UK.

Borchert's work has been exhibited internationally in museums and key galleries in major cities such as the Carrousel du Louvre in Paris, The SAM museum in PA, Venice Biennale, Art Basel Miami Beach, ArtExpo New York, Medinaceli DeArte Museum Contemporáneo in Spain, United Nations Lobby Gallery in NYC, Times Square in Broadway, and in numerous private collections and embassies.

Vian's work has been vastly published in over 100 publications, in esteemed publications such as: World Art News, Museum Week Magazine, and The Washington Post. Moreover, Borchert is an art educator teaching painting and drawing classes to adults in Washington DC in prestigious venues such as the historic "Arts Club of Washington". Borchert is recognized for her philosophies and pioneering intellectual thought and creativity in the art world. Besides having her art exhibited in key galleries, Borchert's artwork is found at leading world marketplaces: "1stDibs", "Artsy", “Artsper”, "Zatista" and "Barnebys Auctions".

Vian Borchert’s expressive paintings delve into conceptual themes that explore ideas of renewal, the beauty of fleeting moments as well as the transient nature of life. Borchert describes her artwork as a form of visual poetry. The artist believes that art is a connecting force of good that goes beyond borders, instituting that art is a form of universal language by which all comprehend. Moreover, Borchert's artwork is deeply tied to symbolism and the idea of impermanence in which she endeavors through her work to represent the fragility of life and the constant cycle of change.

Her paintings also express a sense of serenity and hope while evoking the idea of embracing the present and acknowledging life’s cyclical nature reinforcing the appreciation of the beauty around us before it fades. Borchert aspires through her modern landscapes to evoke a call to pause and focus on nature’s ephemeral beauty and our place within it. Hence, Borchert seeks through her abstracted landscapes to bring attention to the beauty and delicate moments that exist in life, encouraging reflection and mindfulness.

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