BIO
1995. A childhood memory,
Inès, age 5 (on the right), in the Sahara (Algeria, Africa) with a cousin on her mother’s side and an Orientalist painter (on the left). 1995
Diversity and Living Together
This isn’t a new phenomenon. Art. The uncalculated desires of a little being. Spontaneity, freshness, candor, and utmost vigilance. “A seed of innocence in the heart—I hope… it remains preserved. There’s so little of it in this world… and yet, it’s so sought after… (I think)” _
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“ Yes. I juggle between this responsible, reliable, stable woman who stands her ground and is firmly rooted and this innocence… this little girl in my heart who laughs, smiles, and observes… never very far away, and at peace. El h… Peace. ”
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TheBroithers’s (a blend of:
“brother & sister”)
is her stage name on the French and international music scenes. Her given name is Inès, a nod to Inès de La Fressange. Her mother loved Coco Chanel and also admired this iconic figure of the 1980s and 1990s, known for her unconventional personality. Combining simplicity and innocence(authenticity), poise, and a bit of edge as some media outlets have noted she navigates the balance between approachability and uniqueness. She loves to play with words, sometimes with a sharp tongue, but always with sincerity. Her academic background spans pedagogy, education, art, communication, and language sciences… with, underlying it all, a long-standing fascination with archaeology.
A style all her own. Tangy. Sophisticated. Without unnecessary frills: a matter of sensibility. Natural. Humble. Resourceful… sensual.Like an echo from the past: waking up at 4:33 a.m. for her first class at 8 a.m. Nearly three hours of commuting, morning and evening, to get to the university in Lyon, every day of the week. Responsibilities, a demanding schedule, but always that determination to move forward. Not to mention the little daily chores… because cleanliness matters, helping neighborhood kids with their homework in the city even though she lived in the countryside, and short weekends in the Beaujolais region. Despite this demanding schedule, she earned her bachelor’s degree with honors, without complaining, always with a smile, and then went on to pursue a master’s degree focused on the arts, humanities, and education. But above all… she remains a student of life.
Drawn to symbols, prehistory, fairy tales, The Iliad and The Odyssey, music, certain painters… who have captured her attention, abstract art, pop colors, street art materials as well as more traditional mediums, and many other things… 1,001 other things… ink…
"One of the few things I'm a little proud of: TheBroithers's." Because I want this thing to be beautiful and useful. (i) … dua.
Initially drawn to singing, she later branched out into rock, singer-songwriter music, classical music, rap, world music, and many other musical styles. Her heart is open (for real). With a genuine smile. As long as they’re beautiful. Keep an open heart. Dare to explore beyond the dome. _
Discreet, flamboyant. At ease on stage, down-to-earth and approachable. A mysterious presence and disconcerting simplicity. A paradox. An unusual nuance. Period.
JOURNAL: The Flag...of her art. 𓅓
Visual artist, author and performer. Her journey, shaped by studies in Education, Arts and Literature, as well as by countless explorations, reflects a single pursuit: to serve beauty, peace, faith and discovery. Profondévrai. Her creations are inspired by her personal experiences and her lifelong pursuit of Peace. Building resilient, lasting bridges between worlds: her works explore universal questions that transcend borders. What is Love?
It was as if her unusual, yet rich, journey had led her to this very moment. ... I’m neither late nor early. Just right where I’m supposed to be. Inès. _
In one of her paintings... "Dreamwords," she wrote , "All colors matter ":
All colors and their various shades matter.
She believes that certain images when created with good intentions and driven by a desire for innocence, altruism, and beauty can connect people, soothe hearts, leave a lasting impression, and, perhaps, reawaken a forgotten impulse. A primal memory. Smile!
Her creations also echo music, the rhythm of the heart, and life experiences. To give oneself heart and soul. To be a craftswoman of Love, with patience, gentleness, and respect. TheBroithers’s: a movement for Peace.
True kindness comes first.
Every color and all its different shades matter. Peace also means fighting for love. Because otherwise…
what kind of love do we have?
This artistic event can take place at any time of day or night: in a kitchen, a club, a hallway, a hotel, a neighborhood, a train station, an airport, a living room, a law office, a courthouse, a school, a bedroom, a museum, a police station, a hospital, a nonprofit, a clinic, a library, a government department, an international human rights organization, a company, at home, or simply outdoors. Anywhere an image, a word, or a work of art can spark a thought, an emotion, or a moment of daydreaming about a better world.
Hanging in the invisible air of the realm of déjà vu. Body and mind. My first inner home. A housewarming, though I never celebrated it.
In modern times, it became necessary to give this artistic movement a name:
Déjà-vuism® Art.
Peace.
Inès Arab conceived this idea to create a home an open space for artists and people from around the world in search of ideals. TheBroithers’s embodies this belief: beyond our differences, we are all, in one way or another, seeking recognition,
Well-being, Love, and Peace.
_ an artist. _
