Why l’Atelier
A long time ago, while trying to explain my creative work, I came up with the expression “multimedia creator.” Not to sound pretentious or to list everything I could do, painting, sculpting, and blah, blah, blah, but simply to explain how I approach creativity.
Whenever an idea comes to mind, I try to find the medium that best captures the emotion I want to share. Sometimes it’s sculpture, painting, or ink. Other times, it’s music, animation, or even an immersive virtual world.
And that’s how l’Atelier came to life!
It’s my creative laboratory, a place where ideas take shape, experiments unfold, and finished works coexist with projects still in the making. A joyful mix of creations, discoveries, and occasionally unexpected adventures.
Want to explore more? You’ll find my work, creative experiments, and ongoing projects across VIVERSE, Pinterest, Instagram, and YouTube. Each platform offers a different glimpse into my creative universe, from visual art and animation to music and immersive experiences.
Feel free to explore, follow along, and share your thoughts. There’s always something new taking shape in l’Atelier!
- Soapstone Sculptures
I like to be inspired by the shapes of this very soft and sensual material. It is a stone that guides your creation. The results are often unexpected: a samurai head, a death mask, a head, birds and moon women of course.
- Ink & Drawing
Inspired by traditional Japanese sumi-e painting, my approach to ink drawing is based on a simple principle: making the most of a few brushstrokes. What interests me is the balance between control and accident. Ink has a way of doing its own thing, and I rather like that. I’m not trying to reproduce traditional sumi-e.… Read more: Ink & Drawing
- Painting
Oil pastels, soft pastels, acrylics, mixed media… Each technique has its own character, and I enjoy moving from one to another depending on what I want to achieve. Oil pastels allow me to work directly with colour and texture. Soft pastels offer a different approach, while acrylics and mixed media open up other possibilities through… Read more: Painting