Drawing has always been part of my life. My mother paints a lot and she immersed us (me and my sister) in a world where art and creativity were very present and highlighted. When I was little, I went to drawing classes every week where we tried out various techniques or subjects. I didn't specifically have a particular style but I had fun reproducing paintings, drawings from books, objects around me, etc.
Finally, by nature rather down to earth, and without clearly seeing where studies in art could lead me, I embarked on the study of Architecture. The studies are fascinating and even include theoretical and practical lessons relating to the world of art! Drawing then becomes for me a support for the representation of my architectural projects.
It was only a few years after leaving school that drawing took over an important place in my daily life. Newly arrived in a city where I don't know anyone and more or less locked up at home due to covid, I pick up my pencils and fill my notebooks with floral patterns. The spring that I cannot see blooming outside comes to life in the pages of my notebooks.
Ultimately, it was those close to me who encouraged me to do something with all these drawings. I still work in architecture but have been self-employed for a few months... I then decided to reorganize my work a little and ended up deciding to create an online store.