It is the only activity I do without counting the hours, with a never-ending sense of wonder about the infinite possibilities (colour, pattern, scale). To start each day knowing that I am going to embroider is a rare and precious comfort in life. It is a work-passion, which is a chance!

I think that my speciality is trying to create a link between the thread and other graphic arts, such as engraving or painting. To achieve this, I try to perceive the thread as a base that can be painted. I need to know how to embroider, but to draw and paint as well.

Being in Paris pushes me to permanently reflect on my practice, I wouldn't have the same approach elsewhere. During my embroidery assignments, I come into contact with other techniques, styles and materials, which is very enriching. It allows me to question myself.

As soon as we talk about embroidery people think about the time it takes. I do things that take a lot of time, but paradoxically I'm quite impatient, so it is normal for me to start several projects at the same time. This way, I don't get bored and I have more perspective!