sensation
These works are an invitation to slow down, to reconnect to the body, to matter, to the sea.
The wind that carries the hair, the freshness of the evening that touches the skin, the freezing water of the morning that grabs the feet... These fleeting moments, both intimate and universal, are frozen in detail, light and matter.
Through the drawing, I sought to capture its precision and raw beauty, to offer a sensory, elegant and timeless reading.
holiday by the sea
This series was born of an intimate need. The sudden death of my grandfather during the confinement period marked a time of deep mourning. As the world closed, the drawing became my escape.
Through this series, I immersed myself in the soft and familiar atmosphere of the family home where we came back every summer. A place full of simple rituals and shared laughter: the comforting smell of minted meals, the tranquillity of dark naps, walks to the market, bigorn fishing, days bent by the rhythm of the sea... So many suspended moments, lived in lightness, whose beauty is revealed only with the time and emotion of memory.
This series is a tribute to these intimate and universal fragments of life: a summer escape away from the agitations of everyday life, nourished by simple joys and spontaneous adventures. It invites everyone to find their own interior landscapes, places of intimate resonance, where the soul replenishes and calms.
New era
New era is a series that talks about the passage, the movement, this fragile moment when one decides to dare. Dare to get out of the known, dare to reinvent oneself, dare to walk towards what scares us as much as what calls us.
It is a celebration of curiosity, of change, of those moments when one discovers himself differently, apart from the frames that one had imposed upon himself.
Each drawing becomes an open door, a breath, a momentum towards what begins. Through gestures and silences, I explore this tension between doubt and desire, between the fear of falling and the joy of launching. The traits reflect this new energy — sometimes hesitant, sometimes brilliant — born when you choose to live fully.
New era, it is an invitation to (re)move. To leave behind what holds, to venture to the unknown, to believe that there is always something to discover.
It is a tribute to those who decide to move forward, even without knowing where it will lead them.
bark
Ecorcs is a series of drawings that celebrates the body in what it has more true, more naked, more human.
The body as a bark: a surface marked, shaped by time, emotions, experiences. A strong and vulnerable envelope that protects and reveals.
Through each line, every shadow, I seek to reveal the silent beauty of these real bodies, far from standards, but close to experience. Curves, folds, scars — so many signs of a personal history, of a fully inhabited life.
These drawings do not judge, they observe. They listen to the discreet language of the skin, they tell without noise, with respect and gentleness.
EcorcsIt's an invitation to look differently. To see in each body a trace, a memory, a dignity.
It is also a tribute to those who accept to be seen as they are: whole, powerful, living.
madness
And he dances.
On this hill, his body abandons itself until he forgets himself, until the vertigo of the deronation. Around it, the world fades away: the eyes no longer reach, judgments dissolve, presences become distant. They are many, but for him there exists more than a inhabited solitude, an inner space where he still dances, again, until exhaustion.
It is an intoxication, a liberation – that of undoing imposed masks, of escaping the weight of the external gaze.
This series questions this line of tension: between the fear of being judged and the vital momentum of asserting its singularity. She explores this moment when one chooses to expose himself as he is, in the fragility but also in the power of a restored freedom.
Off series
Polaroid
Intimate series, rare and now closed.
For several years I explored through these miniature formats (10 × 10 cm) the strength of detail and the intensity of instant. Each drawing, placed on a paper of 12 × 15 cm, presents itself as a Polaroid frozen in ink of time.
These works capture fragments of body and life: a hand, a belly, the curve of a leg, the discreet power of a look. They invite you to linger on the tiny, to contemplate what the eye touches on ordinary but never grasps quite.
Today stopped, Polaroid keeps all the singularity of a closed, precious collection, witness to an artistic journey that gave birth to the series Drain, dedicated to the multiple faces of the body. Each piece thus becomes a delicate vestige, imprinted with a look at the ephemeral and authentic beauty.
