Books
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Homage to the land.
Chica Boyriven has a rich and multicultural background, having lived between continents and immersed herself in two distinct cultures since her birth in São Paulo in 1961, to French parents. Her artistic journey began shortly after graduating from high school, when she moved to Paris and enrolled in the renowned School of Fine Arts. There, she had the opportunity to hone her drawing talent in the studio of Pierre Alechinsky, a prominent artist associated with the COBRA movement (Copenhagen, Brussels, Amsterdam).
The COBRA movement, known for its exaltation of primitive culture and unconventional art, including expressions of prehistoric and medieval art, became a fundamental source of inspiration for Chica Boyriven. For a decade, she devoted herself to the study and practice of various engraving techniques at the “Arts du Livre” studio, collaborating with artist Mireille Baltar. She also completed her training by studying bookbinding for two years at the “Métiers de l'Artisanat” Municipal School in Paris.
Throughout her career, Chica has held several solo and group exhibitions, displaying her works in galleries and cultural spaces in Brazil, France and Germany.
Homage to the land.