“Between research and beauty, my painting searches for a spiritual balance grounded in matter and time.”
I commit to art as a space of inquiry — grounded in devotion, dialogue, and the courage to confront complexity.
My paintings invite the viewer to look deeply:
to feel,
to question,
to rediscover what is seen and what is carried within.
Each work stands as a testament to time, consciousness, and the transformative power of creation.https://www.agnesbompy.com/shop/
SERIES STATEMENT
1. No Title: Tatami’s (1986–1988)
An early exploration of structure and surface, where repetition and restraint establish painting as a space of balance and concentration.
2. 64: Back to the Eighties (1989)
Symbolic systems are dismantled and reassembled, allowing meaning to emerge through fragmentation and visual order.
3. Hommage à Jean Fouquet – Deconstruction
Historical imagery is deconstructed to question how memory, power, and representation endure over time.
4. Planets (1992–1995)
Cosmic movement becomes a meditation on rhythm, distance, and invisible forces shaping existence.
5. The Five Phases (1995–1999)
Inspired by elemental cycles, this series explores transformation as a balanced continuum rather than a linear progression.
6. Flowers and the City of Leh
Nature and place intersect in a dialogue between fragility, environment, and human presence.
7. Water (2002–2003)
Fluidity and transparency become means to reflect on impermanence and quiet transformation.
8. Sepia (2008–2009)
Through a reduced palette, time itself becomes material — evoking memory, erosion, and contemplation.
9. Hanami (2001–2014)
The fleeting beauty of blossoms unfolds into a sustained meditation on transience and attention.
10. Le Condamné à Mort (2013)
A confrontation with mortality, where painting holds tension between violence, silence, and dignity.
11. Meditation ADN (2018)
Biological structure becomes a contemplative field, linking inner matter to universal order.
12. Fragmentation: Agnès Sorel, the Angels and the Child (2019)
Historical femininity is revisited and dismantled, revealing layered narratives of beauty, power, and absence.
13. Corona Series (2019–2021)
Created during global rupture, this body of work reflects isolation, vulnerability, and resilience through restraint.
14. Saint George and the Dragon (2022)
Myth is reinterpreted as an inner struggle — conflict transformed into balance.
15. Letting Go, Loss, Separation, Disappearance, Death (2022–2025)
Ephemeral forms embody cycles of connection and rupture, holding life and disappearance in delicate equilibrium.