Worldwide Women’s Association Recognizes Sonia Roseval
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
International Abstract Artist Sonia Roseval Celebrated for Global Achievements and Expanding Creative Influence
Acclaimed abstract artist Sonia Roseval continues to earn international recognition for her minimalist, refined, and technically masterful body of work. With over 25 years of dedicated artistic practice, Roseval has built a career defined by precision, depth, and the harmonious interplay of geometric and organic forms. Her work resonates globally and is held in multiple private and institutional collections across North America and beyond.
Known for her serious, minimalist aesthetic, Roseval explores both monochrome and vibrant palettes, producing abstract compositions that balance discipline with emotional movement. Her portfolio spans black-and-white works, nuanced watercolor abstractions, and intricate ink and line studies—each reflecting decades of meticulous exploration and artistic evolution.
A Distinguished Artistic Voice
Roseval’s practice is rooted in clarity, subtlety, and a deep commitment to visual integrity. Influenced by artists such as Xavier Veilhan and Lee Bae, she forges her own path within contemporary abstract art, creating work that appeals to collectors with a refined eye for balance, restraint, and conceptual nuance. Her work has gathered notable market interest in Japan and Korea, where minimalist and monochrome traditions align closely with her visual philosophy.
Awards & International Recognition
Sonia Roseval’s artistic excellence has been honored with major awards and distinctions, including:
- Harmony for Humanity Art Prize, 2024
- International Prize – Leonardo da Vinci, Milan, 2024
- ART VIRTUOSO – Elite Artistic Career Achievement, 2024
- AIMPE Honorable Mention, 2023
- International Prize Phoenix for the Arts, Venice, 2024
Her work has also been featured in global catalogues including Harmony for Humanity 2023–2024, ART VIRTUOSO 2024, and Art in America Guide 2024, as well as Les Cent Vingt du Cercle des Artistes Peintres du Québec by Guy Robert.
In 2024, Roseval received a notable review from Perrotin Gallery, Paris, further highlighting her growing international impact.
(Review link: https://share.google/IoGeSgRiE5Me14LtK)
Prominent Collections & Institutional Presence
Roseval’s work appears in respected private collections throughout Victoria, Toronto, New York, and in major institutions including:
- Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C.
- Aquarium Foundation Montreal
- Collection de l’Assemblée Nationale du Québec
Her art has also been donated to socially supportive causes, including Lawyers Without Borders, aligning her artistic values with humanitarian engagement.
Media & Cultural Impact
Her artistic presence extends to film and editorial media, with her work featured on the set of the 2024 film “Mlle. Bottine.” Roseval was also showcased on the cover of Revue Plastir (France), Issue #72, 2024, and previously profiled in Issue #68 by Munir Samy.
(Article: https://www.plasticites-sciences-arts.org/plastir-68-03-2023/)
Her reflective project “Pour Conversation Avec Mon Père” further emphasizes her dedication to conceptual depth and emotional resonance.
Artist Background
A lifelong autodidact, Sonia Roseval has refined her craft through continuous exploration, discipline, and a pursuit of purity in line, form, and composition. Her artistic archive and portfolio can be viewed at:
soniarosevalartist.net
About Sonia Roseval
Sonia Roseval is an internationally recognized abstract artist whose minimalist, technically refined compositions reflect over two decades of mastery. Working across ink, watercolor, and mixed media, she creates geometric and organic abstractions that embody clarity, emotional resonance, and visual harmony. Her work is held in prestigious collections and captures the interest of global audiences drawn to depth, restraint, and contemporary abstract purity.
Worldwide Women’s Association Member Sonia Roseval is looking forward to networking with you.