Vian Borchert is back at the NYC-based gallery Lichtundfire with her beautiful abstract landscapes. This time, the artist participates in a group show titled “Beyond Horizon,” which represents a contemporary art exploration of the horizon theme. The exhibition, curated by Priska Juschka, is on view through April 26, 2025, giving all art lovers a chance to explore the hidden shades of the horizon’s visual esthetics.
“Beyond Horizon”: Esthetics of Natural Beauty
“Beyond Horizon” is a group show featuring works by 8 contemporary artists: Vian Borchert, Joyce Pommer, Bobbie Moline-Kramer, Martin Weinstein, Sandra Gottlieb, Philip Gerstein, Leslie Ford, and Barbara Bachner. Works by Vian Borchert, presented at the exhibition, include “Spectrum” (2020), “Identity” (2020), “Electric” (2020), and a more recent painting titled “Yellow Light” (2024).
Each of these artworks is the artist’s personal interrogation of the horizon theme and its significance in her life and exploration of the world. According to Vian Borchert’s commentary, the image of the horizon is a boundary between the known and the unknown, which demarcates the boundaries that must be crossed for the sake of new ventures. This concept is presented in all her paintings, projecting a sense of distance, perspective, and infinite possibilities.
Other News from Vian Borchert
Vian Borchert is an established artist with a broad international outreach. Her works have been exhibited at the Carrousel Du Louvre in Paris, France, Medinaceli DeArte Museum Contemporáneo in Soria, Spain, and the Venice Biennale in Venice, Italy, among other notable venues. The artist also enjoys immense popularity in the New York art scene, with many group and solo shows in her track record.
Another exciting milestone in Vian Borchert’s career is “The New Great Masters in New York” award she received during the ceremony held in Brooklyn, NY, on April 4. Besides, her artwork was featured in “Master Artists to Collect VOL II, 2025,” an authoritative magazine for art collectors, which sets trends and determines market demand. Another important event for Vian Borchert is the inclusion of her paintings into the presentations at ArtExpo New York 2025: “Two Happy Clouds” was featured at the Fondazione Effetto Arte booth, and “Malibu Shore” was featured at the Artavita & World Wide Art booth.
Later this month, Vian Borchert is also planning to present some of her abstract landscapes at the upcoming group exhibition in London, titled “Extranjeria.” This art event is dedicated to contemporary multiculturalism in art and promises to give a versatile view of evolving life philosophies. “Extranjeria” will take place in Espacio Gallery on April 21-27, 2025, welcoming all European visitors to make a personal acquaintance with Vian Borchert’s art.