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The painter works in series, inspired by his daily life and his environment. Two recurring areas of interest nevertheless emerge: - Genre scenes where his favourite and almost exclusive model is his 26-year-old daughter. Her source of inspiration comes from her personal experience and the human behaviours she observes and deals with in different scenes (break-up, rivalry, infidelity, etc.). She composes her work by adding reading keys using different symbols. Nevertheless, some works, such as the little girls for example, are painted simply for the atmosphere they create. - Objects and in particular transport vehicles. In this series, the painter relies on the industrial world. It concretizes the effects of time through rust and decay. She transposes the art of portraiture on these objects which have known their hour of glory and are sometimes on the verge of sinking into oblivion. "Still lifes" enable her to grasp the poetic dimension of the banality of everyday life because she remains very attached to the humble "truth" of everyday life.
2006 to 2009: Douai School of Art. Oil painting workshop of DERIC.
2020
Salon des Artistes Français "Art Capital" Grand Palais, Paris
22nd salon des Peintres du Marais, Halle des blancs Manteaux, Paris
2019
37th International Exhibition "Le Réservoir", cours de Verdun, Luneville
21st salon des Peintres du Marais, Halle des blancs Manteaux, Paris
Salon des Artistes Français "Art Capital" Grand Palais, Paris
2018
Salon National des Beaux Arts, Caroussel du Louvre 99 rue de Rivoli, Paris
35th International Exhibition, Palais des Congrès, avenue Bouloumié, Vittel
Salon Arts Sciences et Lettres, Thuillier gallery, 13 rue de Thorigny, Paris
3rd Versailles Biennial at the "Carré à la Farine", place du Marché Notre-Dame, Versailles
25th International Arts and Painting Fair, Palais d'Auron, Bourges
20th Salon des Peintres du Marais, Halle des Blancs Manteaux, Paris
Salon des Artistes Français, "Art Capital", Grand Palais, Paris