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Julien Friedler
Julien Friedler (born 1950), a writer and contemporary artist, is the leading figure in the visual art movement known as Be art. Friedler was born in 1950 in Brussels.
==Early life and career==
Friedler spent his childhood and adolescence in Brussels. He earned university degrees in philosophy at La Sorbonne and ethnography at the Université Libre of Brussels. He then studied psychoanalysis in Paris, following the post-structuralist theories of Jacques Lacan, while starting a personal psychoanalysis with Lacan. He had wide-ranging interests and subsequently trained in jewellery design. In the 1990s he established "La Moire"〔(Website of « La Moire », the psychoanalysis school created by Julien Friedler )〕 in Brussels, an institute to promote an interdisciplinary approach within the psychoanalytic field. He aimed to break through the constraints of classical psychoanalysis but encountered considerable resistance and ultimately left the psychoanalytical milieu.〔BeBoz III, Erno Vroonen, Editions du Chaman, 2009〕
Friedler began his artistic career in 1994. He was entirely self-taught but his insight into the human character and a fascination for the unknown led him to start painting. Through his art, he confronted postmodern contemporary society and the events of the second half of the 20th century. He emerged as a charismatic visionary taking a holistic approach while creating an organic microcosm, the ''(World of Boz )''.
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