Hélène Bizouerne dissects and reconfigures traditional notions of painting, using media traditionally used in parallel industries and weaving them as the subjects themselves. Blurring the lines between painting and sculpture, imagery and media, her work frequently includes plays on art historical references and traditions. Paintings expand to sculptural forms and sculptures are presented as the remnants of a long gone civilization. Using the process of trial and error with new technique and honing her craft in traditional bronze making, she uses technology to enhance traditional techniques .

Her unconventional methods such as using discarded construction material, moulding packaging material and used fabrics remnants are central to her practice as she continues to explore art-making processes and material in relation to her experiences. Dealing with issues of the fragility of the human life, nature's extraordinary ability to adapt, survive and be reborn, Bizouerne's connection to the environement and human nature is at the forefront of her investigation of tangible languages using the transcendental qualities of artworks, delving into the realm of spiritual or philosophical.