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I like the idea of a form of creative chance, of a free and fruitful relationship between spirit, gesture and matter. I particularly like the contact with the material: handling, mixing, feeling, transforming, touching, observing the unpredictable and appropriating it ... porcelain, textile, wool, leather, diverted or recovered materials ... Working these different materials allows me to constantly questioning them through their particular properties and constraints: softness, suppleness, colors, opacity, transparency, hardness, heat, cold, sensuality, density… I question their multiple nuances, their resonances, their part of the imponderable and their differences. Singular and unique, each piece allows me to renew and share this questioning through touch, feeling, hearing for the wearer and through the gaze for the observer. By choosing to make this particular object of sharing that is the jewel, I want to offer the other an experience, a precious moment.
Psychology graduate and former training manager, throughout my professional career as an employee I have always had an additional artistic activity. My creative journey has led me to contemporary jewelry because they offer me infinite and multiple possibilities and a great freedom of creation. This reconversion was made possible thanks to support and numerous training courses in the different techniques necessary to create my pieces.
Créaculture gallery in Touques Collection gallery in Paris Talents Etoile in Paris Empreintes in Paris Huit de Cœur in Paris The Court of Crafts in Versailles Maison des Métiers d'Art in Pezenas Pôle Bijou in Baccarat Contemporary jewelry galleries Crafts and art markets European Art Crafts Days (since 2013)