Modern masters like Picasso, Freud, Gibran, Nietzsche, and Shakespeare infuse Nems’ works with introspection and human connection. She also draws inspiration from scientists and alchemists like Haramein and Burensteinas, bridging science and spirituality in her art. Nems’ influences converge in the balance of geometry, golden ratio, and vibrant colors from nature. With a rich heritage in design, she carries the legacy of esteemed designers in her family.

Marianne Nems is a Lebanese-French-American artist whose works are a fusion of cultural richness, artistic flair, and a century-old heritage of design excellence. Nems draws inspiration from modern masters such as Picasso, Freud, Gibran, Nietzsche, and Shakespeare, as well as scientists and alchemists like Haramein and Burensteinas, bridging science and spirituality in her art. Her influences converge in the balance of geometry, golden ratio, and vibrant colors from nature.

With a background in interior architecture and design, Nems challenges conventions and explores art’s intersection with social consciousness. Her unique blend of spatial concepts and functionality adds layers of depth to her creations, inspiring self-discovery and awakening.

Her exhibitions invite viewers to immerse themselves in her artistic journey, offering solace, inspiration, and a renewed appreciation for the human experience.