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Shop en Anjou came to discover Amazoni and my studio in Chalonnes-sur-Loire, and fell for the blue-eyed jaguar.
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Shop en Anjou came to discover Amazoni and my studio in Chalonnes-sur-Loire, and fell for the blue-eyed jaguar.
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That year, the painting was designed by my community, one vote at a time: “Plaisir d’offrir”, given away in a prize draw.

Up for grabs that year: “Pétales de vie”, a quadriptych in terracotta tones. The draw took place on 25 December at 11 am.

Season 3 of “Christmas comes early”: “Lueur scintillante”, a body with copper glints on a night-dark background, given away in a prize draw on 13 December.


I showed three paintings on love: Fusion, Fission and Passion. The public voted for Fusion, and I went home with its award.
★ Audience award for “Fusion”
Season 2 of “Christmas comes early”: “Nébuleuse”, a white silhouette on a starry sky, given away in a prize draw.

My very first exhibition: three days in Paris, a group show at the invitation of artist Julia Sidiatman, two years after my first painting.

The very first “Christmas comes early”: “Illuminée”, a 54 × 73 cm canvas, given away in a prize draw.
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