My path has been one of reconciliation: between strength and softness, shadow and light, masculine and feminine energies. Through art, symbolism, and introspection, I slowly stopped fighting who I was and began listening to what wanted to emerge.
Today, my work is the result of this journey.
I my tarot for myself and energetic portraits for you, as tools for healing, remembrance, and empowerment. Each creation is an invitation to reconnect with your inner balance, to heal wounded energies, and to release the inner battle so many of us carry unconsciously.
My tarot is not about predicting the future : it is about understanding yourself.
My energetic portraits are not simple images : they are mirrors of your inner power, created to reveal, anchor, and honor who you truly are.
What drives me today is the desire to guide others, women, men, non binary people, any person who wants to find harmony and go toward self-reconciliation. To help you remember that your power does not come from fighting yourself, but from embracing all parts of you.
Through my art, I aim to show you your true strength: the quiet, grounded, sovereign kind.
The kind that emerges when you finally stop resisting who you are.
Picture by : Pierrot Pierrot
My art is me
Slide to see the before and after of my Medusa
Into Medusa's Eyes
The beggining
This Medusa is where everything began for me.
She was my first sale, the first moment I allowed myself to think: maybe this can be more than a passion, maybe I can help people through my art.
Reimagined emerging from dark waters, she is not a monster, but a mirror. Her calm gaze, touched by light, carries controlled power rather than threat. Her slight smile holds a truth that resonates deeply with me: Medusa was never dangerous, it was the fear of her power that made her so.
She represents all the women who were diminished, misunderstood, or punished for their strength.
And she represents the moment I stopped hiding mine.
Little anecdote : Originally, my Medusa did not look that way (Few people own the first one). I created it 5 years ago and decided to "give her an other look" today. First as a way to honor her by growing with me, and to see how much of an evolution my art style has made. Maybe in another 5 years I will re draw her again...
Untitled
If I am too much, go find less
I created this piece during a time when I was carrying far too many emotions to contain.
I have often been perceived as too much, too sensitive, too intense, too emotional, too angry. Always too much. But this work questions that label: am I truly too much, or does my intensity simply mirror parts others have not yet accepted within themselves?
The kneeling figure bends backward until she breaks open, allowing butterflies to escape from the rupture. This is not destruction, it is expression. A visceral release of emotion and desire, pushed beyond containment.
This artwork explores emotions as a vital force: the kind that consumes, transforms, and sometimes destroys, but always reveals what truly matters. It reflects my understanding that intensity is not something to tame, but something to listen to, because within it lies truth, movement, and rebirth.
And if I am too much, go find less.
A new beggining
God's plan
God’s Plan was born after silence.
I created it after nearly six months of art block. I could no longer produce, feel, or connect. Until a conversation with a stranger, a look, a moment, and I finally allowed myself to take time back.
The artwork depicts a suspended dance between a solar angel and a diabolical figure. Light guides shadow upward with tenderness, while darkness surrenders, almost reaching a kiss that never fully happens. Above them floats an Olive branch, symbol of guidance and destiny.
This piece embodies what I believe deeply today: that light and shadow are not enemies, but partners. That encounters are never random. And that sometimes, creation only returns when we choose ourselves again.
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