Biography
Self-taught by choice as much as by temperament, I have developed my work outside the traditional academic path. Through observation, experimentation, and constant self-questioning at the easel, I gradually found my own artistic voice.
My painting is deeply rooted in the figurative tradition. Above all, I seek light, the harmony of form, and the quiet presence of my subjects. Through glazing, layered transparent colours, and the patient shaping of the painted surface, I strive to create a sense of depth that invites the viewer's gaze to linger.
The female figure holds a central place in my work. It is never merely a subject, but a language through which I explore gentleness, strength, freedom, and silence. My paintings often enter into a dialogue with the great masters—not to imitate them, but to continue a conversation that began centuries ago.
Rather than telling a story, I seek to evoke an emotion: a suspended moment, a meeting point between reality and imagination.
For me, painting is an invitation to slow down. To look differently. To allow an emotion to emerge without the need to explain everything.
Self-taught by choice as much as by temperament, I have developed my work outside the traditional academic path. Through observation, experimentation, and constant self-questioning at the easel, I gradually found my own artistic voice.
My painting is deeply rooted in the figurative tradition. Above all, I seek light, the harmony of form, and the quiet presence of my subjects. Through glazing, layered transparent colours, and the patient shaping of the painted surface, I strive to create a sense of depth that invites the viewer's gaze to linger.
The female figure holds a central place in my work. It is never merely a subject, but a language through which I explore gentleness, strength, freedom, and silence. My paintings often enter into a dialogue with the great masters—not to imitate them, but to continue a conversation that began centuries ago.
Rather than telling a story, I seek to evoke an emotion: a suspended moment, a meeting point between reality and imagination.
For me, painting is an invitation to slow down. To look differently. To allow an emotion to emerge without the need to explain everything.
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