Artist, graphic designer. Starting his journey in Leningrad with an in-depth study of lithographic techniques and the legacy of the avant-garde, in 1971 the artist moved to Paris and then to New York. International recognition came to Bruy in the 1970s after creating the series "Unified Fields." William Bruy lives and works in Normandy. In his paintings, Bruy explores the architecture of sacred space and theological meanings, transforming spiritual concepts into universal visual formulas. Today, the author’s works are held in private collections worldwide, as well as in museums, including the Centre Pompidou in Paris, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, and the State Hermitage and Russian Museum in St. Petersburg.
- State Russian Museum
- Hermitage
- Guggenheim Museum, New York
- Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York
- National Library, Paris
- Cremona Foundation, Maryland
- FNAC (National Foundation for Graphic and Plastic Arts)
- FIAC (International Contemporary Art Fair)
- Centre Pompidou, Paris
- Museum of Modern Art, Paris
- Norton Dodge Collection
1964 — Solo Exhibition, Artist’s Studio, Leningrad
1965 — "Artists' Fair", Leningrad
1972-Cité Internationale des Arts, Paris
1973−1974 — Anton Meyer Gallery, Geneva
1974 — Solo Exhibition, Artist’s Studio
1975 — Arton Art Museum, New York
1975 — Andre Emmerich Gallery, New York
1976 — Galerie C. Ratie, Paris
1977 — Galerie Philippe Fregnac, Paris
1978 — Galerie La Couve, Lyon
1979 — Espace Rouve, Paris
1979 — Atelier de Recherche Esthétique, Cannes
1980 — Sneed Gallery, Rockford
1980 — Galerie C. Ratie, Paris
1981 — St Mary’s College Gallery, New York
1982 — Espace Tecno, Paris
1986-Casabella Gallery, New York
1987 — Galerie Cupillard, Grenoble
1988 — Galerie Médicis, Paris
1988-La Closerie des Lilas, Paris
1988 — Espace Lagerkranz, Stockholm
1992 — Galerie La Hune Brenner, Paris
1994 — Galerie de Guy Crété, Paris
1999 — Galerie Zlotovsky, Paris
2005 — Atelier No 2 Gallery, Moscow
2007 — Winzavod, Moscow
2007 — Globe Art Gallery, Brussels
2009 — State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
2011 — MMOMA, Moscow
2018−2019-Campo Gallery, Antwerp
2023 — Solo Exhibition "Bird of Happiness", La Rochelle
2025 — European Centre for Judaica
Artworks
Series "Temple"
1995
277×200 cm
Canvas, acrylic
Price on request
Series "Substances-Entities"
2012
103×150 cm
Canvas, acrylic
€ 15,000
Series "Substances-Entities"
2012
100×150 cm
Canvas, acrylic
Price on request
Серия "Unifiedfields"
1977
100×140 cm
Canvas, acrylic
€ 60,000
Серия "Unifiedfields"
1977
100×140 cm
Canvas, acrylic
€ 60,000
Серия "Unifiedfields"
1970−1980
101×142 cm
Canvas, acrylic
€ 27,500
