Acrylic on canvas – 9,5 x 12 inch – Unique work
Etymologically, the word “apocalypse” is a transcription of the Greek term ἀποκάλυψις / apokálupsis, meaning “unveiling” or, in religious terms, “revelation.” But over the centuries, it has moved far from its original meaning, now connoting a massive and violent catastrophe.
Acrylic on canvas – 12 x 9,5 inch – Unique work
Scotland holds a very special place in my heart. It’s a country I visited many times as a child, teenager, and young adult. It’s been over thirty years since I’ve been there. I never had the opportunity, and I also admit to being a little afraid of being disappointed, of not seeing again, of not experiencing what, at the time, was so important to me.
Acrylic on canvas – 12 x 9,5 inch – Unique work
Seeing animals is great, but locked up in a zoo… It’s not the same. So I thought, why not an imaginary zoo? A zoo in my head, in my imagination!
Acrylic on canvas – 12 x 9,5 inch – Unique work
This year, I had the extraordinary opportunity to meet a sloth in its natural habitat in Costa Rica.
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Acrylic on canvas – 9,5 x 12 inch – Unique work
What a strange animal. It is both fascinating and terrifying.
Acrylic on canvas – 12 x 9,5 inch – Unique work
Alone in front of the mirror, she tirelessly repeats the same movements since childhood. She has always wanted to dance. As a child, she watched The Nutcracker on television, her favorite ballet. Well, her mother’s!
Acrylic on canvas – 8 x 8 inch – Unique work
London, 1978. Somewhere in an upscale suburb. A woman leaves her home, a large four-story house. She goes to a pub. It’s her first date with a man she only met a week earlier while Christmas shopping at Liberty.
Acrylic on canvas – 8 x 8 inch – Unique work
The weather is awful, you wouldn’t want to let a cat outside today in a small village in central France.
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Acrylic on canvas – 8 x 8 inch – Unique work
Petit Chablis is my favorite white wine. In fact, it’s my favorite wine, period.
Acrylic on canvas – 8 x 8 inch – Unique work
Somewhere on earth, children study quietly in a classroom. The day is almost over. The teacher is tired. Yet he still has one topic he wanted to cover. Every day, he makes a list of important topics that aren’t necessarily on the syllabus but that he wants to cover.
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