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Hélène Bizouerne is a contemporary abstract artist based between New Zealand and France, whose work is deeply rooted in the natural and ecological landscape of the Étang de Galetas, a protected wetland in Northern Burgundy, France 

Working primarily in abstract painting, Hélène Bizouerne explores the relationship between living ecosystems, memory and identity. Their artistic practice is informed by direct stewardship of the 90-hectare fishpond, creating a unique dialogue between art, biodiversity, and human perception.

Through layered textures, organic forms, and intuitive gestures, Hélène Bizouerne develops immersive compositions that reflect the rhythms, the fragility of wetland ecosystems and the human condition.

Positioned at the intersection of contemporary art and environmental awareness, Hélène Bizouerne contributes to a growing field of ecological art, where artistic creation becomes a tool for preserving, communicating about and reinterpreting natural spaces.

Their work is intended for collectors, galleries, and institutions interested in contemporary abstract painting, environmental art, and nature-inspired artistic practices.

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