Hélène Goddyn

"French visual artist (digital art, drawing, painting, sculpture), founder of the“ Wonderful Art "movement. Awarded at the Palais de Tokyo museum in Paris in 2015 by Olivier Picasso-Philips-Artsper, she exhibited her work in 8 museums since 2014. "

Hélène Goddyn wishes to rediscover the very essence of creation and create with a saving goal. She is part of the "Wonderful Art" movement: a positive, spiritual and universal art. Its signature is "Create to live and make a better world!".

She works in particular on the collection of "Human Mandalas: when the invisible becomes visible". Hélène detaches herself from the material world of appearances and creates from the internal dimension of being.

- "See from the inside, under the body and beyond."

The Human Mandalas invite you to discover the beauty of your deep nature. Sanskrit term meaning circle and by extension, sphere, environment, community; the natural and intimate forms of the body of the Human Mandalas symbolize as much our universality as our interior journeys. They place us all in harmony on an equal footing, erasing our differences visible from the outside: social status, age, ethnic origin, even gender…. These Human Mandalas are collective works, thanks to the assembly of images of the interior of the human body: “intro-portraits of different bodies" which have been entrusted to it by people having faith in the humanist values that they carry. The Mandala is an object of sacred worship. A strong symbol, the mandala created from medical imagery, forms such a harmony that they guide us on a double path of research. When one explores our body, the other makes us discover our inner path.

(Museums: Palais de Tokyo in Paris / The National Art Center in Tokyo / Xi'An International Children's Art Museum in China / Pauls Stradins Medicine History Museum in Latvia / Museum of History of Sciences in Ghent / Andreas Syggros Museum in Greece).