I am a French artist living and working in the south of France, where I use a mix of techniques, primarily oil painting, to convey the emotions and experiences that inspire me. My journey in art began at age eight when my parents set me up with paint, an easel, and a canvas in front of the Palace of Versailles, challenging me to paint for an audience of tourists. Though the painting has since disappeared, the experience stayed with me, planting the seed for a lifelong creative path.

In my early years, I focused on still lifes and landscapes, avoiding portraits, which felt too complex. But nostalgia has drawn me to paint people in imagined scenes—from lively Parisian cafés to quiet interior spaces—capturing both real and imaginary moments that reflect Paris's charm and hidden beauty.

Influenced by the expressive traditions of the French school and artists like Pierre Soulages and Edward Hopper, my work doesn’t aim to deliver a specific message; instead, I hope to capture the essence of a moment. My formal education at the Ecole de Versailles, introduced by my mother and later at the Ecole des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, has shaped my approach, bringing my visions and interpretations of life to the canvas.