"A kind of waiting" Painting

Born in France, Lüve began her professional life in international law, before making a decisive shift toward art. Entirely self-taught at the beginning of her artistic journey, she developed her practice through independent research, experimentation, and an intuitive engagement with painting. Driven by a profound inner necessity to create, she later pursued studies in art history, deepening her understanding of visual culture, symbolism, and the evolution of artistic language. This intellectual foundation continues to inform a practice that bridges intuition and structure, emotion and composition. Her work unfolds through a series of interconnected collections investigating consciousness, transformation, and the relationship between human presence and the natural world. Rooted in a timeless yet contemporary aesthetic, her paintings evoke states of transition, memory, and metamorphosis, often dissolving the boundary between the visible and the unseen. Lüve’s work has been recognized in several artistic competitions, affirming the singularity of her visual language and the coherence of her evolving practice.