Somewhere between France and UK, 2025.
“I paint spaces of poetic coexistence between living beings — with leaves, feathers, or hats.
I compose improbable encounters in which beings — however distant they may seem — appear to share bonds of kinship.”
"Je peins des espaces de coexistence poétique entre les êtres vivants, à feuilles, à plumes ou à chapeaux.
Je compose d’improbables rencontres où les êtres - pour éloignés qu’ils soient - semblent partager des liens de parenté."
French Contemporary Artist in London: Exhibiting at Thompson’s Gallery
I am delighted to announce that two of my paintings have been selected for the Autumn Annual Exhibition at Thompson’s Gallery in London, from 22 September to 9 October 2026.
This exhibition is an important moment in my artistic journey in the UK. As a French contemporary painter working primarily in oil, I am particularly happy to be exhibiting in England for the second time, following my participation in the Handpicking Spring exhibition at Prince & Pilgrim Gallery in Richmond-upon-Thames in 2025.
Two paintings selected for the Thompson’s Gallery Autumn Annual
The two paintings selected for the exhibition are Victoria and Hope – Passage.
Both works explore themes that are central to my practice: vegetation, colour, light and our relationship with the living world.
« My work combines a strong architectural sense of composition with an expressive, colour-led approach to painting. Working primarily in oil on canvas, I build each composition through careful observation and drawing before allowing colour, light and gesture to take over. »
A first exhibition in London, Richmond
with Prince & Pilgrim Gallery in 2025
and soon a second one ...stay tuned...
« Seeking through color a presence in the living, in a nature near or far, always enchanted. Expressing a certain attention to the world, this wonder, all the links that I see there. »
« Chercher par la couleur une présence au vivant, à une nature proche ou lointaine, toujours enchantée. Dire une certaine attention au monde, cet émerveillement, tous les liens que j’y vois. »
