1st NFTs from St Barth the KQuasars Collection Artwork

For the first 12 years of my life, I lived in Saigon, among fluttering white parasols and deafening bombs. It gave me an acute awareness of the preciousness of life and the cruelty of humans on its negative side. Soon after we returned to France, I was able to attend the Apollo launch that sent men to the moon. Finally, I saw human intelligence used for something other than war, and I saw the positive side of people. And with that, I was inspired to study astrophysics and the mysteries of space and consciousness. In the meantime, I encountered Ceylon and its British colonial presence, Congo, Morocco with its fantastic gardens, Martinique with its creole and its humor, Paraguay, Polynesia and its fragrances, and Easter Island and its mysteries. Throughout my discoveries of poverty and wealth, of solitude and friendship, I remained inspired by the powerful images of men on the beautiful satellite that is the moon. This gave me the energy to continue studying, through all the years that followed, and to share this information about science through my art. My passion has led me to study philosophy, fine art painting, psychoanalysis (with Carl Jung and synchronicities), astrophysics (Carl Sagan and many others), and consciousness and its links to the universe. I’ve gone in search of the Self through bosons, neutrinos, particles, black holes, gravitational waves, Planck walls, quantum mechanics, double causality, space, and time. In an article about me in Force One, journalist Mathias Durand-Reynaldo wrote, “Her life is so intense that if a great writer ever decided to make a feature film, he wouldn’t know where to start.” He also pointed out that my “space-time concepts are not necessarily in sync” with those of my contemporaries. I have lived a lot, seen a lot and learned a lot, without having chosen it. If that sounds like a lot to you, I can assure you that for me it has been even more. Life deserves to be lived to the fullest, doesn’t it? For years, I have painted and sculpted these links, this relationship between being and physics. In 2017, I filed an international patent on my work and sculpture “The Walls of Light” (in front of the city hall in St. Barth), which uses layers of translucency to define the multi-dimensions of the beings within us. In 2022, I continued that journey with the launch of KQuasars, the first NFT collection created on St.