Graphism / CAO

• 12 years in freelance for L’Oréal, Interparfums and Coty. (Lancôme, Dior, Paul Smith, Lancaster, Issey Miyake, Burberry, Dupont, Jil Sander, Biotherm, Bourjois, Quiksilver...) : Design, packaging, leather goods, PLV, promotional items & design.

• 15 years of graphic design in the Edition area (First, Gründ, Hachette) and cinéma area (Technicolor, Memory International film heritage Festival) : Charter creation, books, covers, catalogs, leaflets, posters in town, Banners and logotypes.

With her rich experience as a designer and a painter, Agnes Bouche Barbare creates stunning original works from a unique and subtle combination of graphical compositions and free touch.
Her work revolves around signs or symbols and incorporates a sophisticated juxtaposition of colors, each a remarkable combination of sobriety and abstraction.

After passing her entrance exam at the Fine Arts School of Paris, she attended sculpture classes at the École Boulle and studied Art History at the École du Louvre and plastic arts at the Charpentier Academy, where she completed her studies. She traveled throughout Europe for 12 years, residing primarily in Italy and Denmark. In Milan as a fashion designer and Art director in the agency ESSEVI and the EMMER in Rome.
Her career based on painting - rich of her extensive journey throughout the vast world of both French and Italian creation - has been leading her from fashion design to interior design in which her pictorial creations have been evolving. After joining the «Maison des Artistes», she became a member of the «Ateliers d’Art de France» in 2009, the nationally and internationally prestigious artistic institution.

She was selected to participate in the 2013 exhibition «Revelations» at the Grand Palais of Paris. She also showed some of her works at the Palais de Tokio that same year.
She was gratified and personally touched by the appreciation of the public reaction to her work. It was after displaying her magnificent, large-sized artworks in both venues that she began to receive many corporate and private commissions of her custom-made pieces with specific themes.