Bio

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Art has always been woven into the fabric of my life. My grandmother, a woman of endless creativity, spent her days crafting beauty from simplicity. Some of my dearest childhood memories are of summers in the countryside, creating side by side with her — lost in imagination, surrounded by nature.

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Art became my anchor, my outlet, my healing path. It was so essential to me that I made a conscious choice not to turn it into a career — I didn’t want to lose the joy of creating freely. Instead, I’ve poured my creativity into projects, notably as the founder of Nutrition beyond Borders, and into my career as an author.

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Now, as I near retirement, I find myself never tired of my moments of creation.

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The Journey

My artistic journey began with figurative drawing, evolving into whimsical murals when I became a mother, painting my children’s rooms and walls with joyful imagery. I’ve always dreamed of large, open spaces — symbols of the freedom I seek in art and life.

A long period of chronic pain silenced that creative voice for a time, but it is that voice that saved me from it. I discovered Creative Journaling — a turning point. Each journal became a visual diary, chronicling my pain and, ultimately, my healing.

Through drawing, painting, and collage, I rediscovered both art and myself.

 

In 2018, fully recovered, I stepped beyond the page into ceramics, fulfilling a lifelong dream. A summer internship at Atelier G with Greta Céramiste sparked my love for clay. I especially enjoy creating small, unique cups for cacao ceremonies — for which no two are ever alike.

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The Creative Philosophy

I live by the Carpe Diem philosophy. Creating is my way of being in the flow — fully present in each moment. Because every moment is unique, each piece I create carries its own soul. What you see in my art is the reflection of who I am in that instant.

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After a motorcycle accident, I decided to embrace and reveal this artistic side of myself more openly. Yet, I was still searching for my medium — one that would surprise me each time, one that I could never tire of. In 2023, I discovered alcohol inks — fluid, unpredictable, and magical. A forgiving medium, endlessly surprising — much like life itself. From that day, I was hooked.

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To let colors bloom on paper or canvas is, for me, to let color return to my life. Through my Soul Ink workshops, I invite others to experience that same liberation — to allow color, emotion, and spontaneity to flow freely, without judgment, and to reconnect with the playful heart of their inner child.

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And because art is about feeling good everyday, I create wearables and I share my prints with joy!

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