My approach is linked to the need to build a poetic, harmonious, sensitive and positive universe.​

 

By taking a new, sometimes offbeat look at the world around us, I hope to question our relationship with the world and with reality, to give our imagination and our inner child back their rightful place, and perhaps recreate the lost links between man and Nature.​

 

I like to work with clay for its softness and contact, to discover and feel the texture of paper under my fingers, but also to be touched by the play of transparency and light, creation and sensoriality combined.​

 

Cyanotypes express my desire to show reality through a different prism.

Each one is unique, the fruit of alchemy between paper, reagents, the generosity of the sun and composition.

Their blue color is not insignificant: blue serenity, hope, peace or reverie.​

 

In my artistic approach, I try not to set any technical barriers, as all media are closely linked in the service of the message.​

 

In this way, my creations in clay or paper can cohabit with plant elements within the same final cyanotype. In this case, they enter a new process of transformation, always full of surprise and magic, just like life itself.