Danse Africaine (2023) Painting by Isabelle Eisenberg

Isabelle Eisenberg, known by the alias ZABEL, is a contemporary French painter whose artistic journey began with enrollment in an art school in the east of France. Over the course of several years, she immersed herself in various techniques, ranging from oil and acrylic to glaze, dripping, collage, and more. Through this exploration, Isabelle discovered not only her artistic abilities but also a means to share her innermost feelings and emotions on canvas.

Her paintings are imbued with a sense of freedom and profound affectivity, reflecting both her professional and personal experiences, as well as her rich tapestry of human relationships. Isabelle's abstract compositions serve as a reflection of her personality—rigorous yet whimsically poetic.

In her works, Isabelle utilizes color as a primary tool for expression, allowing it to structure her compositions and guide viewers into a world filled with emotion and sensitivity. Vivid and luminous hues animate her canvases, inviting viewers on an adventure where their minds can freely explore and interpret the forms within.

For Isabelle, the brush becomes an extension of her body and mind, enabling her to momentarily inhabit the canvas and infuse it with her essence. Abstraction serves as her chosen language—one that continues to evolve and enrich her ability to communicate and share her lived experiences with others. Through her art, Isabelle Eisenberg, or ZABEL, invites viewers to immerse themselves in a realm of imagination, light, and abstraction, where each canvas becomes a conduit for personal projection and feeling.

• Nationality: FRANCE
• Date of birth : 1957
• Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
• Groups: Professional Artist Contemporary French Artists