Through my work, I try to make visible my way of digesting reality by creating images that are stages in this metabolization.
I’m not trying to faithfully represent a subject, an animal, an object or a plant; these are pictorial nutrients. I’m interested in living things as a whole and in their essence.
Elements such as coral, crystals, foliage and stars are used to create intermediary materials, visual systems and multiform magmas that I call percepts. I then use these percepts to create forms that attempt to capture a pulse of life oscillating between abstraction and figuration, organic and geometric.

This work is both an aggregation and a metabolization of images, geometry, graphic systems, motifs, mental images and sometimes memories. It’s an exploration I develop through drawing, engraving, AI-assisted programming and all the techniques I find useful. It unfolds on paper, wood and digital media, sometimes animated or interactive.
I’d like to inspire a reverie about the very essence of life.