Slow art inspired by nature, creating spaces of calm, light and inner peace.

I’ve always loved drawing and creating.

As a child, a simple sheet of paper was my refuge — a quiet space where I could express emotions and find a sense of peace. Reading and writing opened worlds of imagination and freedom, and I dreamed of learning how to fully express myself through art.

I studied art with high expectations, but the experience left me disillusioned. Teaching became a way to remain close to creativity while sharing my passion with others. Over time, it also helped me understand that art is not about performance, but about presence.

Today, I am a mixed media painter, drawn to the slow and intuitive process of layering materials, textures, and marks. Mixing techniques is time-consuming, but it is where meaning emerges. Collage elements remain visible as traces of the journey — fragments of memory that give each painting its depth. Every piece carries its own story.

With over 25 years of experience teaching and guiding thousands of students, I have learned how to help people reconnect with their creative nature. Through classes and workshops, I guide nature lovers to paint soulful landscapes — even those who believe they are “not creative.”

Nature is my greatest source of inspiration. From the wide skies of Normandy to the gentle landscapes of Franche-Comté, I am endlessly moved by clouds, wind, rain, shifting light, and the rhythm of oceans and waves. These elements shape my inner landscapes as much as my paintings.

I have always written alongside painting. Writing is a sacred pause for me — a time of clarity, reflection, and spiritual grounding. What I cannot express with words finds its way onto the canvas.

Through my work, I invite nature into the home and slowness into everyday life.