Harry Boudchicha : Fine Arts

Harry Boudchicha is a Paris-based painter, draughtsman and art educator whose work brings classical techniques into dialogue with contemporary ideas. A member of the Fondation Taylor and the Salon d’Automne de Paris, he received the Fondation Taylor’s Grand Prix Renée Béja in 2018 for “L’amour et le crâne.” Since 2006, he has run an atelier at 16 rue Nansouty in Paris’s 14th arrondissement, near Parc Montsouris.

The atelier offers drawing and painting classes for adults and teenagers aged 15 and over, from beginners to advanced students. Options include small-group sessions, private lessons and seasonal workshops, held in the studio and at museums, gardens, parks and other locations around Paris. Boudchicha’s artistic practice focuses on the nude, explored through life-model drawing and oil painting, alongside works in other media and subjects. He also presents and sells artwork, takes commissions, and organises exhibitions and art events. His A.I.R. (Art Imagination Revival) movement combines classical drawing mastery with artificial intelligence, reflecting the atelier’s interest in connecting artistic tradition and modern innovation.