Lavender Shadows, 2021
Imagine Lavender Fields, 2021
Lavender Fields Forever, 2021
Vian Borchert
Artist
Vian Borchert is an established award-winning contemporary expressionist artist. V. Borchert has exhibited in many group and solo exhibitions within the USA and internationally. The National Gallery of Art in Amman, Jordan has her artwork in their permanent collection. Vian is a graduate and “Notable Alumni” from the Corcoran College of Art and Design George Washington University, Washington, DC. Vian considers her expressionistic and abstracted art as visual poems. Vian Borchert’s art has been on exhibit in prestigious places such as the United Nations General Assembly’s Public Lobby Gallery, NYC, and in “Art Basel Miami Beach” Spectrum Miami, 1stdibs Design Center in Chelsea, NYC and the LA Art Show. V. Borchert is represented in noted galleries such as Lichtundfire in NYC, bG Gallery in LA, and Alessandro Berni Gallery and other galleries in major cities.
V. Borchert’s art has been featured in numerous press such as The Washington Post, Art Reveal magazine, Vie magazine, 300 magazine, Happen Art, Al-Tiba9 International Art magazine, Metro Weekly magazine, Elan magazine, Dart International Magazine, Art Plugged, The Miami Art Scene, DC Modern Luxury magazine, NPR’s Art Beat and others.
Vian Borchert is also an art educator teaching fine art classes in the Washington DC metropolitan area.
Vian Borchert
Artist
Vian Borchert is an established award-winning contemporary expressionist artist. V. Borchert has exhibited in many group and solo exhibitions within the USA and internationally. The National Gallery of Art in Amman, Jordan has her artwork in their permanent collection. Vian is a graduate and “Notable Alumni” from the Corcoran College of Art and Design George Washington University, Washington, DC. Vian considers her expressionistic and abstracted art as visual poems. Vian Borchert’s art has been on exhibit in prestigious places such as the United Nations General Assembly’s Public Lobby Gallery, NYC, and in “Art Basel Miami Beach” Spectrum Miami, 1stdibs Design Center in Chelsea, NYC and the LA Art Show. V. Borchert is represented in noted galleries such as Lichtundfire in NYC, bG Gallery in LA, and Alessandro Berni Gallery and other galleries in major cities.
V. Borchert’s art has been featured in numerous press such as The Washington Post, Art Reveal magazine, Vie magazine, 300 magazine, Happen Art, Al-Tiba9 International Art magazine, Metro Weekly magazine, Elan magazine, Dart International Magazine, Art Plugged, The Miami Art Scene, DC Modern Luxury magazine, NPR’s Art Beat and others.
Vian Borchert is also an art educator teaching fine art classes in the Washington DC metropolitan area.
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Lavender Shadows, 2021
Imagine Lavender Fields, 2021
Lavender Fields Forever, 2021
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