This wooden sculpture is an invitation to travel, it forms a living treasure map. Every detail of the wood's life is revealed. We find traces of fungi and its spalting, and also of dead branches that have been covered by a new wood. The exploration of this golden terra is like a treasure hunt with the aim of appreciating all the details of the wood's past life.

This sculpture is an interpretation of human society growing through nature. Made from a brown elm burl, the two sides of this piece join and converse with each other. This piece is a combination of woodturning and carving from a single block of wood designed to be straight on the outside.

This wooden box, with its finely carved lid, was made from linden and cade. It was crafted on a wood lathe and treated with several stages of sanding. This creation is a nod to The Blue Lotus, a Tintin story by by Georges Remi, known as Hergé.

Inspired by Japanese art, this wooden sculpture evokes a zen journey to the land of the rising sun. Japanese architecture and techniques are combined here to give life to the whole. Made of linden and walnut, it was sculpted with a wood lathe.