...If my sculptures have always been focused on the human figure, my work has shifted towards an investigation into the perception of one's own body. The fruit of this work is a depiction which diverges from the objective reality or the commonly held perception,...
... Throughout the creation, sculpting means having a word on the tip of your tongue and attempting to give it form with the tip of your fingers... It is there, palpable but barely out of reach...
...Removing, adding, shifting... Clay permits the long process of development, until feeling the lines and the shapes echoing each other, a balance emerges and dawns the perception that a few steps brought us nearer to the goal, without ever quite reaching it... 

Born in 1969, in France.  DEUG in Art History, University (Tours). Diploma from the Ecole du Louvre, Paris (Primary Arts Specialty).. Diploma of Higher Studies from the Ecole du Louvre, Paris ( Museology).