JESSICA MORITZ
Graduate of the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts (ENSBA) in Paris, she has received prestigious accolades, including the LVMH Young Artist Award (2006) and the TAKASAGO Prize (2008).
Moritz’s artistic philosophy centers on finding order in chaos, seeking balance and creating shapes translated from these experiences.
Light plays a pivotal role in her practice, serving as both a medium and a muse. She explores its infinite evolution of colors, intangible moments of grace, and interactions with architectural forms. Through her work, she translates these reflections into shapes, lines, and harmonious color palettes, creating utopian architectures—”mindscapes”—that reveal impossible geometries.
Her art objects act as keys to new dimensions, offering a fresh perspective on color and form.
Moritz’s work often incorporates optical illusions, challenging rational thinking and disrupting logic. Her practice is inspired by Bauhaus artists, particularly Josef Albers, whose theories of color resonate deeply in her approach.
