Monoprints Onto Recycled Paper Mounted On Wood Panels Edition of Dimensions (WxH): 40 x 40cm
I am a French printmaker and multidisciplinary artist based in New York. Born and raised in Paris, my work has always been rooted in the life of cities, their structures, rhythms, and the stories embedded in their walls.
Architecture first spoke to me through the bold geometry of my grandparents' Le Corbusier apartment and the constructed worlds of Jacques Tati's films, where buildings themselves become characters.
Walking through North American cities today, I am drawn to architecture in constant transformation. Sleek glass towers rise beside weathered facades of former factories and warehouses - silent witnesses to an industrial past. Every structure carries a history of labour, ambition, and the shifting ways humans have inhabited and reinvented space over time.
My art attempts to decode that history, inviting viewers to reflect on how the built world, shaped by industry and time, defines human experience.
Working with monotypes, improvisation, and layering, I build each piece the way a city builds itself, through accumulation and contrast. Varied shades, tones, and collage give my work the depth and texture of a wall that has weathered decades.
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Monoprints Onto Recycled Paper Mounted On Wood Panels Edition of Dimensions (WxH): 40 x 40cm
I am a French printmaker and multidisciplinary artist based in New York. Born and raised in Paris, my work has always been rooted in the life of cities, their structures, rhythms, and the stories embedded in their walls.
Architecture first spoke to me through the bold geometry of my grandparents' Le Corbusier apartment and the constructed worlds of Jacques Tati's films, where buildings themselves become characters.
Walking through North American cities today, I am drawn to architecture in constant transformation. Sleek glass towers rise beside weathered facades of former factories and warehouses - silent witnesses to an industrial past. Every structure carries a history of labour, ambition, and the shifting ways humans have inhabited and reinvented space over time.
My art attempts to decode that history, inviting viewers to reflect on how the built world, shaped by industry and time, defines human experience.
Working with monotypes, improvisation, and layering, I build each piece the way a city builds itself, through accumulation and contrast. Varied shades, tones, and collage give my work the depth and texture of a wall that has weathered decades.
