Collection: BOURZEIX Maguy

Maguy Bourzeix is a symbolist artist, a painter of reality and the sea, renowned for her pictorial sensitivity and technical mastery. Originally from Finistère, she grew up with drawing as her natural language of expression and also trained in Diction and Dramatic Art at the Brest Conservatory. Her travels, particularly to the United States, and her time in Paris enriched her artistic vision, while her encounter with Daniel Rouvière and the Art and Nature courses in Barbizon marked a decisive turning point in her technique.

She exhibits her works in prestigious venues, such as the Salon des Peintres de l'Armée at Les Invalides , the Salon des Artistes Français at the Grand Palais, and the Salon Comparaisons, within the Dan Jacobson group. A member of the Taylor Foundation and winner of the Vermeil Medal of Arts, Sciences and Letters , she is also the official painter of the 3rd Rima of Vannes .

Her work, praised by critic Christian Germak, is distinguished by a sensitivity to form, a vividness of color, and a poetry inspired by her feminine receptivity. Through her paintings, she invites the viewer to explore a deeply human figurative universe, reflecting both her personal experiences and a careful look at the world around her.