Summer conjures up images of warmth, freedom and peaceful moments in nature. It is precisely this atmosphere that my latest painting captures, entitled “THE GIRL IN BLUE”, a work of art born from a simple pencil sketch inspired by the recurring journey of a young woman dressed in a blue dress.

I first sketched the scene in graphite, capturing the essential contours and details. This crucial step allowed us to lay the foundations of the composition and capture the essence of the moment. Back at the workshop, I reproduced the sketch made on a 70 x 70 canvas using the grid process. I then

Since that day I have received three pieces of information entitled

“The threat on Delacroix’s painting”

and I admit that the fourth piece of information coming from the Maison des Artistes pushed me to send a letter directly to Rémy Aron, president of the Maison des Artistes.

The letter received is entitled "Call to Artists for an immediate moratorium"...

My long-standing feelings about heritage dictated the letter that I am delivering to you here.

I don't know your reactions to reading my text, but it is a position that is close to my heart as an architect specializing in renovation and as an artist with an academic background.

I am a contemporary figurative artist and my work diversifies with different mediums. In painting, I like oil and acrylic, with an inclination towards acrylic due to my attachment to the sketching spirit. In drawing, I like to work with a pen, Indian ink, charcoal, black chalk and red chalk.

Having received training as an architect, this practice guided my artistic research towards human posture. My work aims to explore and echo posture, ergonomics, the space concerned and the format of the canvas.