"Falling" Painting

Contemporary artist based in France, working across different media, drawing inspiration from nature, mindfulness, and the search for essentials. My practice embraces a wide range of techniques and supports — including kraft paper, wood panels, and canvas — often incorporating eco-friendly, recycled, and traditional materials.

Through layering, texture, and gesture, my work seeks to reveal what is usually unseen, exploring the subtle boundary between the visible and the invisible. Exhibited since 2017, my work has been recognized in a renowned art fair. Each artwork is a unique, hand-crafted piece.



Artist statement

My work is rooted in an attentive relationship to the world — to nature, materials, and inner experience. I draw from both ancient and contemporary techniques, often using eco-conscious, recycled, or natural materials, to create works that evolve through layering, transformation, and time.

Rather than following a single medium, my practice unfolds across paper, wood, and canvas, allowing each support to guide the process. The act of making becomes a form of presence: assembling, covering, stitching, embedding, or erasing, in a quiet dialogue between control and hasard, the inside and the outside.

Inspired by mindfulness and contemplative practices, my work seeks to strip away the non-essential and to reveal what lies beneath the surface. Landscapes, portraits, organic forms, objects and abstract structures emerge as traces of a lived experience..

Through matter, texture, and gesture, I explore the fragile threshold between the visible and the invisible, inviting the viewer into a space of pause, attention, and silent resonance.**
Some works represent landscapes, mountains, or figures, while others remain deliberately open, leaning toward abstraction. Chinese ink leaves traces on the paper and frames the image, marking a fragile boundary between the inner and outer space — both of the artwork and of the viewer’s gaze.
My process is slow, progressive, and intuitive, leaving an essential place for time and the chance behavior of ink. Each artwork is unique, conceived as a surface for quiet contemplation.