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With art pieces that make you feel centered Celebrate your inner spaceVisit the shopWhat style do you like?
What is the style you like the most: Do you like drawings or paintings? Equine art or nature scenes? Nordic landscapes and their endless forests, French countryside, green and hilly or warm colors of Italy?
What collectors say
Edina, Paris France
When I smelled the perfume of orange blossom, I connected with my memories. But more importantly it allowed me to get in touch with my emotions.
Jackie, Suva, Fiji
It was a real chance to remember my horse Swifty. The portrait reminds me of happy memories with him, beyond grief.
Cathy, Washington DC, USA
The spirit of our bike journey with John in Provence is in this portrait. It made me reflect on this wonderful moment with John.
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There are so many simple ways to stimulate your creativity and feed your sensitivity. Let me guide you…
If you were an emotion?
Have you ever wondered what kind of sensitivity your personality most aligns with?
Visual art and sensitivity have this in common: It is hard to put words on it. But it’s not because we can’t talk about something that it doesn’t exist.
So I decided to skip the words part, I devised an intuitive test that connects drawing styles with sensitivity profiles.
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About
Through my art, I encourage sensitive people to connect with their emotions. I use nature, and more specifically horses, to interpret what people feel and translate their sensitivity into drawing or painting.
Hypersensitive and raised with social conventions that discouraged the expression of emotions, I first attempted to adapt to the external world by denying my emotions until “I was out of my feeling”.
At age 25, I was diagnosed with a life-threatening disease that turned my life upside down. I started to paint again. I connected with nature through my work with the World Wildlife Fund.
I was very impressed to meet with communities who live everyday in an hostile nature like in Namibia. It gave me the courage to face my sensitivity.
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