As a painter and architect, I live and work between my studio in Levallois-Perret and the four corners of the world. This dual career path nourishes my vision: the architect structures, while the artist tells stories.
My Approach: The Visual Storyteller
My approach is that of a visual storyteller. Each canvas is a narrative, a window onto my inner world or the horizons I have explored. Far from faithful reproduction, I seek to capture the narrative essence of reality in order to extract emotion.
Through my painting, I strive to bring out the hidden beauty of life, that of the details of nature or our daily lives. My work is an invitation to change our perspective, to linger on the imperceptible in order to rediscover the world around us with a new attention.
I want to create a special exchange with the viewer. I offer them a gateway to an emotion, a reconstructed memory, or a waking dream. My work is successful when the piece ceases to be mine and begins to resonate with their personal history.
Inspiration: The Art of Travel
Curious by nature, travel and discovering others are an essential source of renewal for me. What drives me is transforming these experiences into stories.
I retain a detail, a color, a shape, or a unique atmosphere, which becomes the starting point and the thread of a story. The goal is not to transcribe a memory, but to share the story. I retain a detail, a color, a shape, or a unique atmosphere, which becomes the starting point and the thread of a story. The goal is not to transcribe a memory, but to share the emotional story it carries, inviting the viewer to project themselves into it.
Creative Process
My technical choices always serve the narrative and the environment in which I paint. Passionate about the depth of oil painting, I allow myself to adapt my choice of mediums depending on whether I am traveling or in my studio. Continuous exploration and learning new techniques are an integral part of my approach to constantly refining my pictorial language.