2023 • GALERIE FIL ROUGE – TRAUM
2024 • GALERIE DU MONTPARNASSE – CE QUI EST VIVANT TEND À DISPARAÎTRE (CURATION HAMELLE HAMZAOUI)
2024 • ARTSOUSX – L’EXPO – STRIP (CURATION SYLVIE MEYER-DREUX ET HAMELLE HAMZAOUI)
2025 • GALERIE DU MONTPARNASSE – QUAND LA NUIT SE FAIT AUBE (CURATION CHLOË BOURDON)
Mural created as part of a partnership with the social housing provider Toit et Joie in 2019. The aim of this mural was to highlight the workers behind the construction of the building. The caption of the mural reads: “In the foreground, the construction worker, the foundation of all building work, whose name and portrait are never seen. This mural is a tribute to him.”
Pen and graphic tablet drawing. Various formats.
STRIP is a reference to the comic strip, a short-form comic usually published in magazines. But it is also a reference to the Belgian TV show Strip-tease. A series of posters displayed in the 14th arrondissement of Paris gathered around twenty testimonies (personal, family, or fictional stories), from which three were selected and adapted into comics. These interviews were filmed and are featured in a short film.
Graphic tablet. A3.
STRIP is a reference to the comic strip, a short-form comic usually published in magazines. But it is also a reference to the Belgian TV show Strip-tease. A series of posters displayed in the 14th arrondissement of Paris gathered around twenty testimonies (personal, family, or fictional stories), from which three were selected and adapted into comics. These interviews were filmed and are featured in a short film.
Pen and walnut stain. A3
STRIP is a reference to the comic strip, a short-form comic usually published in magazines. But it is also a reference to the Belgian TV show Strip-tease. A series of posters displayed in the 14th arrondissement of Paris gathered around twenty testimonies (personal, family, or fictional stories), from which three were selected and adapted into comics. These interviews were filmed and are featured in a short film.
Pen and watercolor. A3.
An illustrated diary from a travel in South Korea.
Brush and pen on Moleskine paper. Indian ink.
Etchings on copper plates, Magnani paper.
Illustrations published in the theatre revue “La Récolte” n°5 for the play “David à Grande vitesse” by Clémence Attar. This young audience play has been produced by Maurin Ollès at the ENSATT.
Graphic tablet. A5.
This exhibit was meant to tell the story of my jewish Polish relatives, who wandered throughout the twentieth century with wishes of a revolution growing inside them. How can I make this story my own ? These drawings are a tribute to my family, to their story and even more to the victims of the imperialist barbary in Europe and everywhere. Solo exhibition at the Fil Rouge Galery, January 2023.
Mixed techniques. 2022-2023.
I’ve always felt a void inside of me. Like a hole in my head, never fulfilled. It got obvious the moment I took my first puff. I felt like… For the first time, I was hugged. Unconditionally.
Mixed techniques. A3.
Frescoe NO BORDER painted after the recent events in Lampedusa. This work is a tribute to migrants from all over the world.
Acrylic painting. This frescoe has been realized in collaboration with the association Hypermur and the 14th arrondissement cultural department.
Le Tireur d’Or is an investigation story taking place during the religious wars, more precisely after the Saint-Bartholomew’s massacre. The main character is a survivor of this night, Joseph D’Arcès. It’s the story of his quest for justice, chasing the murderers throughout the country. The script will be written by Jérémie Foa. The project will be published by Delcourt, in collaboration with La Découverte.
Ink.A3.
La peste et la foi est un récit gothique fantastique traitant d’un complot antisémite en 1321.
Encre de Chine. A3. 2021.
Historical comic book project inspired by the life of Eugène Dieudonné, a french anarchist and illegalist accused of being a member of the Bonnot Gang. He was sent to Cayenne’s prison in 1914 and managed to escape in 1926.
Ink. A3. 2020
Historical comic book about the official Stalinian’s regime sculptor during the Russian Revolution.
Husks of nuts, Ink and white gouache. A3.
Historical comic book project inspired by the life of Eugène Dieudonné, a french anarchist and illegalist accused of being a member of the Bonnot Gang. He was sent to Cayenne’s prison in 1914 and managed to escape in 1926. 2nd version.
Ink, A3. 2019.
Felt pen on Kraft paper.
Serie of pencil drawings illustrating mean dogs (greyhounds) biting the hand that feeds them.
Pencil on various formats.
Oil paint on basswood panel.
