Graduated from National Superior School of Fine Arts in Paris
Lives and works in Paris and the south of France

In my paintings, there has always been some little figurative details amidst a mainly abstract approach.I like the immersion into color and matter and I like the impact large paintings have.I also like there be some figurative references, some details that would trigger imagination, some tracks of a telling people looking at my paintings could follow. I like when there are different levels of reading, different approaches which are superimposed and complete each other, as a reflect of life, with its past, present and future, with things that are changing to become something else and impressions that are remaining, as well as some more precise details; all these different elements combining to form a global vision that everyone can read or feel one's own way.

The last series I have done is called "Portrait of my Ideal Home".
In this series, I often use a background made of maps or reports of land surveyors, and I sometimes add some pictures of these ready-made houses you can chose from a magazine and buy by mail-order.These houses look very exotic in France and what these pictures generate there is very different from what they can generate here where people may have dreamed, looking at the pages of these magazines, of the house they would build some day … But if the nature of the dreams these pictures may induce is different from one place to another, it is still a matter of dreams, and I like this idea…
Dreamed houses, projected lives, inner constructions and the difference that might exist between