From Search to Matter
After years of exploring different artistic languages, it was in 2015 that I first picked up a brush with watercolor. That initial spark quickly turned into an uninhibited exploration of formats, colors, and mediums.
Rather than getting bogged down in theories, I prefer to do, to test, to make mistakes, and to move forward in my own way, instinctively. From acrylics to pastels, oils, and sculpture, my approach has been built off the beaten path, driven by an insatiable curiosity and total creative freedom.
Nourished by the legacy of modern art pioneers from Calder, Miró, and Kupka to Fernand Léger and Wassily Kandinsky, my work naturally extends into a deep passion for interior spaces. My home serves as both a living place and a creative playground, acting as a real-scale laboratory to test and experience my creations.
More space for my activities
As my creative momentum grew, my small studio in Montmartre quickly felt too constrained for my expanding materials and projects.
Inspired by interior design and yearning for expansive volumes, I envisioned a home tailored to a hands-on, large-scale creative life.
Since 2021, I live and work in Normandy, near Giverny, where I am shaping my ultimate artistic project: crafting my dream house.
Playing with Shapes & Colors
On my paintings, I express my creativity through the choice of shapes and colors. I take a lot of pleasure in working with my color mixtures, shaping them to create unique and harmonious pieces of decoration, sometimes resulting in emotions.
What's Next?
My creative journey is an ongoing evolution, always reaching out toward new textures and volumes.
While painting and spatial design remain at the heart of my practice, my next chapter leads me straight into the tactile world of ceramic work > shaping earth, handcrafting forms, and exploring the endless possibilities of clay.
Permaculture, furniture creation, metalwork, and other material experiments continue to feed my vision, always keeping curiosity in motion.