
is an international multisensory art exhibition conceived and curated by French artist Anne Plaisance,
addressing the global crisis of domestic violence through the transformative power of art.
Designed as an immersive installation in the format of a house,
with each room representing a different emotional facet of abuse,
the exhibition brings together artists from around the world to make visible what society too often keeps hidden.
Featured in the Boston Globe and currently on an international tour spanning 2022 to 2028,
Wonder Women Now has already shown in Boston, Bratislava, and Košice.
Warsaw is scheduled for 2026, alongside London, Berlin, Paris, New York, San Francisco, and Tokyo the following years.
Through a multidisciplinary approach, the project's vision is to empower survivors with hope and inspiration — not by dwelling on victimhood,
but by celebrating resilience, reclaiming agency,
and sparking the difficult conversations that lead to real societal change.

Badrooms is a socially engaged contemporary art series by Anne Plaisance confronting child abuse and hidden trauma
through installation and mixed media,
exposing silenced stories and challenging societal taboos around violence and healing.

Born to is a contemporary mixed-media art series by Anne Plaisance exploring identity, trauma, and resilience,
tracing the emotional journey of women through powerful visual narratives of survival, transformation, and empowerment.

is a mixed-media art series by Anne Plaisance that celebrates the resilience and untold stories of remarkable women,
exploring themes of empowerment, identity,
and transformation through contemporary portraiture and layered visual storytelling.

is a socially engaged contemporary art series by Anne Plaisance exploring emotional abuse and manipulation through empty perfume bottles,
using scent as a metaphor for the invisible, layered tactics—such as gaslighting, love bombing, and coercive control—that leave lasting psychological and neurological imprints.

Please Tell Her That I Love Her is a deeply personal abstract art series by Anne Plaisance,
created during her daughter’s battle with depression,
where repetitive gestures and color become a visual language of love, resilience, and survival,
transforming fear and fragility into a testament to the healing power of presence and connection.
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