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< Fangyou Belleli
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BIOGRAPHY

Paris-based painter of presence, gesture, and resonance.
Known for her large-scale portraits and nude studies, Fangyou Belleli captures not what is seen, but what trembles beneath: breath, memory, light, and soul. Painted live in 5, 10, or 20 minutes, her works are not performances of speed—but transmissions of presence.
Working in oil on translucent tracing paper, Belleli paints like one listening. Each stroke vibrates with what is about to vanish. Her practice is a ritual of movement and remembrance—born not from repetition, but from surrender.
Rooted in intuitive mastery and shaped by a life of radical transformation, her art is not a depiction.
It is a portal.
A shimmer.
A moment held in motion.

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Fangyou Belleli (b. 1971, Shenyang) is a Paris-based painter of presence, gesture, and resonance. After four years at Beaux-Arts de Paris (NABA program) and further studies at Gobelins Paris (UX/UI, 2025), she committed fully to her artistic path. Her work has been shown internationally, with exhibitions at the Women in Art Biennale, London (2nd Prize, 2025), Galeria Azur, Berlin, MEAM Barcelona, Carrousel du Louvre, Art Paris, Art Basel, and Art Capital, Grand Palais.
Education
• 2025 – Gobelins Paris, UI Design – Conception d’Interface Utilisateur (UX/UI)
• 2021–2024 – Beaux-Arts de Paris, NABA program (painting, drawing, live model practice)
• 1999–2000 – EDHEC Business School, MBA Strategy, Marketing, IT & E-Commerce
• 1999 – SKEMA Business School, Master’s in Finance
• 1992–1993 – University of Paris I: Panthéon-Sorbonne, Bachelor of Commerce (Economics)
Selected Exhibitions & Awards
• Women in Art Biennale, London — Sept 2025
→ 2nd Prize Winner, Artio Gallery Art Prize 2025
• Session 07, Galeria Azur, Berlin — Oct 2025
• MEAM (European Museum of Modern Art), Barcelona — Apr 2026
• Art Shopping, Carrousel du Louvre, Paris — Apr 2026
• Art Paris, Grand Palais, Paris — Apr 2026
• Art Basel, Basel — Jun 2026
• Art Capital, Grand Palais, Paris — Feb 2026

STATEMENT

“To paint is not to capture, but to surrender — to the breath of a moment,
the shimmer of presence, the frequency of the unseen.
My brush does not describe the world. It listens to it.”
— Fangyou Belleli

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