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    Jean Boghossian, Untitled, 2013, galleria Il Ponte, Firenze
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    JEAN BOGHOSSIAN Exhibition 2022
    Catalog

    Jean Boghossian is an abstract multidisciplinary artist whose recent artworks all bear, at different degrees, traces of burn degradation. It is through the process of willful damage with an invasive and rather violent method (fire), that Boghossian continuously searches for harmony. Conscious that one will never completely tame the chaotic move of flames and smoke, he enters the fire dance and moves along with the blaze until he chooses to stop the process. This is where he feels the right balance has been reached.

    Born in Aleppo in 1949, Boghossian stems from a family of jewelers for whom he worked while studying Economics and Sociology at University of Saint-Joseph in Beirut. In 1975, the Lebanese Civil War forced Boghossian to leave the country and settle in Belgium. Over three decades ago, Boghossian decided to enroll in the Academy of Fine Arts in Boitsfort, Brussels, while continuing to oversee the family business. In 1992, together with his brother and father he created the Boghossian Foundation.

    Globally, Boghossian is one of the few artists who experiments by applying fire and smoke to various works. Fire, being his artistic language of choice, is used through a wide array of torches. Having transitioned a little more than a decade ago towards abstraction Boghossian’s art may evoke a contemporary view on the Zero-movement and Fluxus although he claims not to belong to any artistic movement.
    Objects that Boghossian has attacked through the flame include canvas, paper, books and plastics, at times leaving behind patterns of perforation. In his paintings and drawings, Boghossian uses different multimedia including watercolor, charcoal, oil, pigments and acrylic paint with techniques that include folding, collage, and uprooting.
    Boghossian’s sculptures range from wood, polystyrene, clay, marble and bronze, some of which he also tickles with the flame.

    Solo shows

    2022 Confrontations, Matenadaran, Yerevan
    
Antinomia Ardente, Gallerie Il Ponte, Florence

    Melencolia Contemporanea, Compagnia della Vela, Venice
    Jean Boghossian, Mazarine Variations, Paris

    2021 Jean Boghossian at Wilford X, Wilford X, Temse
    Recent Works, Avenue Louise, Brussels

    2020 Jean Boghossian at Wilford X, Wilford X, Temse

    Feuerspuren, part of the artistic project Sichtweisen, Burgkirche, Friedberg

    2019 Flamme Intérieure, Wooyang Museum of Contemporary Art, Gyeongju
    Cessez le feu!, United Nations Office, Geneva

    About Nature & Colours, Gallery Tanit, Munich

    2018 Rythmes & Matières, Galerie Valérie Bach, Brussels
    Rhapsody in Red and Blue, Galerie Pièce Unique, Paris
    Flamme intérieure, Museum Ground, Yongin
    Jean Boghossian, Cardi Gallery, London
    Building with Fire, L’Orient Le Jour building, Beirut

    Unpredictable Horizons, Ayyam Gallery, United Arab Emirates
    Fiamma Inestinguibile II, National Gallery of Armenia, Yerevan

    2017 Fiamma Inestinguibile, The 57th International Art Exhibition / La Biennale di Venezia, Armenian National Pavilion, Palazzo Zenobio, Venice
    Traces Sensibles, Musée d’Ixelles, Brussels

    2015 Tra due Fuochi, Beirut Exhibition Center, Beirut

    2014 Secrète Architecture, Black Box Bis Gallery, Brussels

    2013 Le Très Doux Feu du Dedans, Bibliothèque Wittockiana, Brussels

    2012 À l’Epreuve du feu, Black Box Bis Gallery, Brussels

     

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