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JEAN-MARIE BIWER

Born 1957 in Luxembourg

Lives and works in Luxembourg

Jean Marie Biwer Portrait

Biography & Statement

 

Over the past four decades, Jean-Marie Biwer has developed a body of figurative work that reflects a sensitivity to the world around him: both in terms of his immediate environment – the Ardennes countryside in the north of Luxembourg – and in relation to society in general. His works address subjects that are well established in the traditions of painting including landscape, the body and still life. Yet they also question the role of painting within a world that is dense with images and information. Faced with the proliferation of screens and moving images and the acceleration of the pace of life, Biwer seeks to make paintings that hold the intensity of the present moment, creating

a space for contemplation. / Text © Mudam Luxembourg

 

From March to August 2020, Jean-Marie Biwer’s work has been celebrated with a big retrospective « D’après nature » at MUDAM - Musée d’art moderne Luxembourg, with works reflecting his exploration of landscape, nature and the everyday environment.

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Exhibitions
She Loves me not - exhibition view

SHE LOVES ME NOT
Group show with 23 artists
 16 Jan 2025 -  22 Feb 2025

B&B exhibition view

B&B
Jean-Marie Biwer & Geneviève Biwer
28 Nov 2024 - 11 Jan 2025

FIVE! - exhibition view

FIVE

02nd-25th June 2022

Fairs
Dijon art fair booth view

DIJON ART FAIR 2021

8-10 October 2021

Selected works
The Flood 115x145cm oil on canvas 2023

Marine (Jour), 2024

145 x 115 cm
Oil on canvas

Bretagne huile sur toile 120 x 140 cm 2025

Bretagne, 2025

120 x 140 cm

Oil on canvas

115x145cm oil on canvas

Marine (Nuit), 2024

145 x 115 cm
Oil on canvas

Miniature n° 2 huile sur bois 10x10cm 2025

Miniature 2, 2025

10 x 10 cm

Oil on canvas

Text

 

Over the past four decades, Jean-Marie Biwer has developed a body of figurative work that reflects a sensitivity to the world around him: both in terms of his immediate environment – the Ardennes countryside in the north of Luxembourg – and in relation to society in general. His works address subjects that are well established in the traditions of painting including landscape, the body and still life. Yet they also question the role of painting within a world that is dense with images and information. Faced with the proliferation of screens and moving images and the acceleration of the pace of life, Biwer seeks to make paintings that hold the intensity of the present moment, creating a space for contemplation. / Text © Mudam Luxembourg

From March to August 2020, Jean-Marie Biwer’s work has been celebrated with a big retrospective

« D’après nature » at MUDAM - Musée d’art moderne Luxembourg, with works reflecting his

exploration of landscape, nature and the everyday environment.

by MUDAM

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