“ Very charming interpretation and performance” by Donna Stoering and dubbed a “.. much musical depth and conviction, and with lots of maturity in overall conception of the music. She  is a mature and poised musician and playing is solid, yet nuanced in many ways.”

by Jay Hershberger, the president of the American Liszt Society.

Art Advisor | Cultural Strategist | Pianist, Composer & Visual Artist

Gabrielle Ruizhi Lodrö Wang is a French–Chinese Art Advisor, cultural strategist, pianist, composer, and visual artist whose work spans Europe, Asia, and the United States. Her practice brings together cultural investment, artistic programming, multidisciplinary creative projects, and cross-cultural collaboration.

Her artistic education began in Paris at the age of five, where she studied piano, chamber music, composition, and visual art. She gave her debut concert at the age of six and went on to earn an Artist Certificate and Bachelor of Music with Très Bien distinction at the age of 17th, while receiving recognition in multiple international competitions. She later pursued studies in the United States for performing, conducting, and art management. During her Master’s and Advanced Diploma studies at New York University, she was invited to join the university as Adjunct Faculty.

Alongside her career as a musician, Gabrielle has developed cultural projects with museums, foundations, artists, and international organizations. Her experience includes collaborations and initiatives connected with MoMA, The Metropolitan Opera’s Education Program, Musée Marmottan Monet, and other cultural institutions. She has worked across artistic direction, live performance, educational programming, editorial content, documentary projects, and multidisciplinary collaborations involving music, visual art, dance, and film.

Her curatorial interests focus on overlooked artistic voices, women composers, cultural heritage, and innovative approaches to making culture more accessible to diverse audiences. Her work frequently explores the dialogue between artistic disciplines and the connections between different cultural traditions.

Today, Gabrielle leads her own Art Advisory practice, working with international companies, collectors, and family offices to identify artists, artworks, and culturally significant investment opportunities. Her multidisciplinary artistic background allows her to approach art not only as an asset, but also as a living cultural and intellectual experience.

Her current projects include composing original music for artist Sohaya Sharghi’s new collection for presentation during Art Basel week, collaborating with composer Brian Field on an environmental protection project, and developing Atelier 52 as a private salon dedicated to the dialogue between art, music, and culture. She continues to perform internationally while developing cultural programs, documentaries, editorial projects, and creative strategies for artists and organizations.