about

As a child, perpetually covered in paint, I built my own mini-universes from improvised materials. Since the age of 8, I have carried a camera and a notebook with felt-tip pens, collecting porcelain dolls, antique books, mineral stones, and vintage dishes.

I draw inspiration from the architecture of Zaha Hadid, French classicism, Spanish Gothic and Soviet constructivism, the works of Andy Warhol in the style of pop art, the surrealism of René Magritte, the compositions of Kandinsky and Lissitzky, my beloved London and Paris, the logos of Paul Rand, the films of François Ozon, the photographs of Hélène Binet and Diane Arbus, the work of Coco Chanel, and travels, where every corner of the planet is an inexhaustible source of inspiration.

My work often includes the themes of everything natural or recycled. The goal: to preserve, restore and improve the existing, and not to destroy and rebuild. I convey my idea with the help of hand-drawn sketches using mixed media and collage with mixed materials: ink, watercolor, tempera, sanguine, pastel pencils, and markers.