Liliane Bordes, a contemporary French painter, embarked on her artistic journey with a strong foundation in the arts. In 1975, she earned a baccalaureate with a focus on artistic, literary, and art history, setting the stage for her future endeavors in the creative realm.
From 1975 to 1978, she pursued her passion for art and design by enrolling at ENSAAMA, the School of Art and Design. Her major in textile design marked the beginning of her formal education in the visual arts, laying the groundwork for her future creative pursuits.
Subsequently, from 1978 to 1984, Liliane ventured into the world of textile design. She gained valuable professional experience as a designer at the Kientz workshop and later at the Calisti workshop in Paris. Her career path continued with a year as a freelance designer, showcasing her versatility and creativity in the field.
As her artistic journey evolved, Liliane sought new avenues of creative expression. She transitioned to roles as a window dresser and decorator, drawing inspiration from hands-on experiences and the exploration of design beyond textiles.
Between 1985 and 2001, she found her niche as a salaried display designer, contributing her artistic touch to leading fashion brands and various products, including luggage, shoes, sweats, and phone systems. Later, she transitioned into self-employment, where she worked as a window dresser, designer, and decorator for approximately a decade. During this period, she rekindled her love for painting, improvising large painted backdrops for window displays. Her dedication to her craft extended to furthering her studies in drawing and painting, solidifying her commitment to the visual arts.
Siice 2001, Liliane Bordes has been nationally recognized as a muralist painter. She has lent her artistic talents to municipal projects, construction companies, and private contracts as a muralist subcontractor. In her free time, she developed a personal portfolio of paintings, further enhancing her artistic repertoire.
In 2013, Liliane embarked on a personal pictorial journey, marking a significant turning point in her artistic career. Three years later, in 2016, she concluded her career as a muralist painter, fully dedicating herself to her personal pictorial research. This transition allowed her to delve deeper into her own creative vision and explore new horizons in the world of painting.
