Photographer: Maximilien MINSK

Inspired by the feminine principle, her work is situated on a subtle line between opposites: pure and impure, progenitor and castrater, angelic and demonic, seeking to achieve a precarious and fascinating balance. Like an unstable optical focus, each image seems to be able to collapse, disappear and be reborn with each new interpretation, thus exploring the tension between these dualities. Gorgons, Lilith, chthonic or celestial goddesses constitute the mystical alphabet of her works, enriched by the study of esotericisms, religions, mythologies and scientific references that reinforce their symbolism. His creations unfold kaleidoscopic images, imploding in patterns, cells, pixels and networks, where each figure, adorned with signs revealing its divine and mysterious essence, carries within it the deep meaning of the whole. A self-taught artist, he began with drawing, bringing to life his first phantasmagorical images in pencil on bristol. Gradually, he expanded his techniques and mediums to include painting, sculpture, sewing, photography, digital image, video and performance, transforming each work into a quest for balance, revelation and exploration of the depths of the human soul.