Tamaris Borrelly (b. 1987, Paris) is a French artist who mainly works with drawing, animation, and installation. She graduated from the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts, then furthered her study of experimental film and animation at the School of Visual Art in New York. She has worked and lived in India on several occasions to develop her visual work and her relationship with the landscape. The artist currently lives and works in Paris.

Borrelly’s work has been the subject of solo exhibitions in galleries and art institutions such as DUMONTEIL, Shanghai (2025/2023); CRD Pantin, Pantin, France (2021); Galerie du Haut-Pavé, Paris (2021); Coral studio, Mumbai (2016); ENSBA, Paris (2014), etc. Most recently, her work has joined the collections of the CNAP and the ADRA art libraries in the form of colour engraving produced with the René Tazé intaglio workshop (2025). She collaborated with choreographer Clémentine Vanlerberghe on set designs and videos for Gratia Lacrimarum (2020), expanded into sculpture using terracotta during her residency in Mumbai (2013), and participated in “Silence,” a residency exhibition curated by Penone at Le Corbusier’s Convent of La Tourette (2012).

Tamaris Borrelly’s work revolves around the living world, its metamorphoses, its fragility and its durability. Landscape and dreaming are at the center of Borrelly’s work. She questions the relationships between species and the biological links through her search for the fusion of matter. Like the scientist seeking to contribute to universal knowledge, she seeks to create a space opening onto another world.