My artistic practice revolves around
the human body, its composition, and its
sometimes enigmatic functioning. I
question the arrangement of our organism
as well as the anomalies it can
develop. Masked by a simple layer
of skin, our organs remain invisible.
I therefore try to imagine them, to represent them,
sometimes using medical images,
with a very soft color palette inspired by
anatomy books and documentaries that
I discovered during my childhood.

I approach the composition of my paintings with great care, oscillating between
aestheticism and clinical detachment. I am particularly
interested in the symmetrical,
repetitive, and spiral forms of the cycles and mechanisms of our anatomy, as well as in
potential treatments following an
illness and requiring regular monitoring. Repeated medication intake cures while altering the body; I perceive this process as an endless cycle.