I observe and feed my imagination; it allows me to interpret and translate the world around me through my artistic sensitivity and technical expertise. My work takes the form of mural works resulting from my personal research or from various commissions that I have received.

I graduated in 2011. For some years I had a side job and continued to embroider in my spare time. In 2016, I was lucky enough to be contacted by a haute couture designer, Yiqing Yin; our collaboration project allowed me to launch myself hundred percent into art embroidery.

No. I learned and still learn through observation and experimentation, through imagination and practise. A bit like a scientist, I start with different hypotheses and through various experiments I verify and select the conclusive results, which I then develop in my own poetic universe.

Before I learned to embroider in 2006, I used to draw and paint a lot. I enjoyed making portraits of people who were close to me. Since I started embroidery, I have completely put aside any figurative element in my work.