
Bienvenue sur Feuille Obscure, un blog d’art.
“À travers l’art et l’artisanat, nous tissons les fils de nos rêves.”
Welcome to Feuille Obscure, an art blog. “Through art and craft, we weave the threads of our dreams.”
Tanjim Chowdhury
Je suis Tanjim Chowdhury, artiste originaire du Bangladesh et actuellement installée à Rennes, en France.
I am Tanjim Chowdhury, an artist originally from Bangladesh, now based in Rennes, France.

Depuis toujours, j’ai nourri un vif intérêt pour les arts et la culture. Mes premiers pas dans le monde artistique remontent à mes années de lycée, où j’ai développé une passion pour le dessin et les travaux manuels. Après le lycée, j’ai choisi de m’inscrire à l’Institut des Beaux-Arts de l’Université de Chittagong, au Bangladesh, en raison de cet intérêt profond. Là-bas, j’ai bénéficié d’une formation complète en histoire de l’art, couvrant de la préhistoire à l’art moderne, ainsi que l’histoire de l’art occidental, oriental et l’art du Bangladesh. J’ai obtenu ma licence (BFA) en 2013, suivie de mon master en arts plastiques (MFA) en 2014.
Art and culture have always held a deep fascination for me. My journey into the world of art began in high school, where I discovered a passion for drawing and handicrafts. After high school, this passion led me to enroll at the Institute of Fine Arts at the University of Chittagong in Bangladesh. There, I received a comprehensive education in art history, spanning from prehistory to modern art, including Western, Eastern, and Bangladeshi art. I earned my Bachelor’s degree (BFA) in 2013, followed by a Master’s degree in Fine Arts (MFA) in 2014.



Durant mes années aux Beaux-Arts de Chittagong, j’ai été profondément influencée par l’art et la culture français. Ma curiosité pour les cultures artistiques du monde entier m’a conduit à me passionner particulièrement pour la France, un pays avec une histoire artistique et culturelle riche, et une production artistique contemporaine au cœur de la société actuelle. C’est cette fascination qui m’a incitée à poursuivre mon parcours artistique ici.
During my years at Chittagong’s Fine Arts Institute, I was profoundly influenced by French art and culture. My curiosity about global art forms eventually sparked a particular interest in France, a country renowned for its rich artistic history and vibrant contemporary art scene. This fascination inspired me to continue my artistic journey here in France.
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A Cinematic Influence on My Artistic Journey One of my favorite films from Bangladesh, Matir Moina (The Clay Bird), directed by Tareque Masud, left a profound impact on me during my time as a student at ISBA School of Fine…
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Fusion of Spiritual Traditions: Mandalas, Rangolis, and Alpanas
Art as a Reflection of Humanity: Exploring Tradition and Meditation Art often mirrors our humanity, providing a means to explore our deepest traditions, beliefs, and aspirations. With this in mind, the art installation I propose is more than just an…
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Stories of Bangladeshi Women : Tradition to Transformation
In my artistic work, I strive to capture the complex and often overlooked lives of Bangladeshi women. Inspired by my own experiences and personal observations, I aim to highlight the daily challenges women face in this country. The Life of…
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Sewing Resilience: Artistic Tributes to Bangladeshi Women
Sewing: A Tradition and a Profession in Bangladesh In Bangladesh, sewing is much more than just a job: it is an essential part of daily life, a skill passed down from generation to generation. The women in my village, including…
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Mystical Shuttle: Reflections on a Celestial Journey
The Unforgettable First Ride When did you first get on a bus, rickshaw, taxi, or boat? Can you remember? I can’t. The memories of my first rides on various modes of transportation are lost to time. However, I vividly remember…
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A Magical Day at the Festival of Games: My Experience as a Volunteer
On Saturday, May 25th, at Prairies Saint-Martin in Rennes, from 10:30 AM to 7:30 PM, I had the opportunity to participate as a volunteer in an exceptional event: “The Festival of Games.” Organized by the Maison de Quartier La Touche…