I paint spaces where we can still breathe.

Between horizons and abstraction, my painting explores light, texture and what deeply connects emotion to sensation.


In a world saturated with noise, speed and tension, my painting comes from a deep need to bring back calm, silence and openness.


Through horizons and abstraction, I seek to create sensitive spaces where we can slow down, feel and reconnect.


The horizon emerged naturally in my work as a symbol of infinity and projection.

Horizons open spaces where limits disappear. They make room for imagination, hope and a kind of inner breathing.

Through hazy landscapes inspired by the spirit of sfumato, I deliberately blur the outlines to soften reality and let everyone project themselves freely.

Light passes through the mist as a discreet yet persistent presence.

Light holds an essential place in my work. It appears as a silent spark, always present despite the depths and uncertainties.

Blur, for its part, opens up possibilities. It lightens, soothes and lets space breathe.

Where horizons open and soothe, texture grounds and reconnects with the living.

Working with texture became a more instinctive necessity. Reliefs, layers and surface transformations bring a more physical presence to the work.

Texture reconnects with the mineral, the natural, something rawer and more fundamental.

I don’t paint landscapes. I paint inner spaces.

My painting seeks less to represent than to make you feel.

It invites you to slow down, to fully inhabit the moment, and to find a sense of peace in a world that has grown harsher and more fragmented.

Does this world resonate with you?

I’d be delighted to hear from you.