A multidisciplinary artist of French, Caribbean, and Cape Verdean heritage, my work explores Afro-descendant identity, bodily memory, and the connection between nature, the sacred, and creation.

My art blends textiles, performance photography, plant fiber sculpture, and painting.

I weave, embroider, paint, and sculpt raffia on metal structures, creating masks, fractal spheres, or wearable adornments, which I then activate in self-portraits in natural settings. These fragile and organic works evoke intimate rituals where the body becomes a space of transmission, silence, and transformation.

I thus question visibility, spirituality, and reappropriation through inherited and reinvented gestures.

My work has been exhibited in France, Mexico, Japan, and New York. In 2025, I was invited to an artist residency in Brazil (MAC, Casa do Benin).

 

I also lead workshops on weaving, textile creation, and upcycling, to share a practice rooted in life, listening, and resilience.

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