Isabelle Brourman is a mixed-media artist and designer. Brourman builds poetic dialogues between personal narrative and the collective unconscious through a complex system of painting, illustration, beading, stitching, and/or collage. Drawing on her own experience, observations, and the imagination, Isabelle uses a range of materials as a way of merging details of everyday life with the glowing idealism of the divine. The work is effusive: inspired by conversations, dreams, discarded objects, wishes, strangers, lovers, and trauma. Brourman is an artist and writer based in New York. She received her MFA from Pratt Institute in 2019 with an emphasis in painting and drawing. She illustrated Balsam, a book of poetry by Vanessa Thill & published by Pacific Press. The book is an acquisition of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) Library’s permanent collection.
American Enchantment
Gel pen, watercolor, marker on hand-torn Japanese Awagami paper 16" x 20"
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Love Face
Oil on canvas 40" x 40"
Bubble Gum
Oil on canvas on wood panel 20" x 20"
