This sculpture in lime wood was made using the direct cut technique. It presents a man standing in the wind that is blowing in his coat and scarf. Confident and impassive, the figure is immersed in his thoughts. The gilding on the flying scarf contrasts with the light colour of the wood.

Carved entirely by hand from a single piece of lime wood, this sculpture shows a man sitting on a step. He seems to be attracted by something he sees in the distance. The small size of this light wood sculpture gives the figure a delicate character.

The Flâneuse is a sculpture made of limewood, a light-coloured and slightly grainy wood. Made using the direct carving technique, it presents a young woman walking. The slight breeze suggested by the sides of the coat creates a sensation of lightness that is enhanced by the golden flowing fabric of her blouse.

This limewood sculpture depicts a woman standing still. Her legs are crossed, and she is leaning on her umbrella. The eyes are closed, her face catches the light, as if she is enjoying a ray of sunshine. Carved entirely by hand, this piece has captured a moment in time.

This wooden sculpture shows a little girl chasing a balloon on a string. The balloon, made of dark walnut wood, contrasts with the light colour of the lime wood. The subtle play of different finishes worked with tools brings the material to life and gives the sculpture a spark of life.