A multidisciplinary artist based in Bordeaux, I develop a unique practice, exploring the boundaries between art and craft, tradition and innovation. I use a digital embroidery machine in an approach close to painting, creating narrative scenes somewhere between figuration and abstraction, where light and viewing angle reveal subtle details.

Each piece is born from a long process: preparatory drawings in pencil or watercolor, meticulous programming of stitches and layering of threads to create nuances and contrasts. Once the embroidery is completed, I refine each detail by hand to reveal all its finesse. My work is a constant dialogue with the machine, a search for balance between technical rigor and the softness of the final result.

This unique practice blends traditional craftsmanship with digital innovation, and is expressed through lighting, embroidered panels, and canvases. At the intersection of art and design, my work is aimed at individuals, businesses, and interior designers, with the ambition of exploring new dimensions of textile art.

If digital evokes immediacy, here, it's the complete opposite: each creation requires patience and rigor, a know-how that is shaped over time.