I live and work in Toulouse, France, where my background as a philologist and literature specialist deeply influences my art. Just as language carries layers of meaning, my abstract paintings weave texture, tone, and form into a visual narrative. Words and images, though distinct, share a common thread in their ability to evoke emotion, provoke thought, and create connections.

My creative process is rooted in a meditative exploration of silence and depth. I build layers of collage and acrylic paint to create textured compositions that reveal subtle nuances with each glance. Soft, muted tones dominate my palette, emphasizing the quiet beauty of restraint. The interplay of transparency and opacity in my work mirrors the layered complexity of human experience and emotion.

For me, abstraction is a way to translate the intangible—feelings, reflections, and fleeting moments—into something tangible yet open to interpretation. Each piece invites viewers to pause, reflect, and engage in their own dialogue with the work.

Art, much like language, becomes a space for connection—a bridge between silence and expression. My hope is that my work offers not only a visual experience but also a quiet refuge, a place for introspection and calm.