🎨 Posca paint pens on black cardstock, and a few made with Molotow paint pens.

🪶 I developed that style to reproduce my mystical visions, which in the right setting (dear darkness) appear as bright colours against a nighttime background. Some call them phosphenes, I call them teachings. This art was born from a deep need to integrate the extraordinary experiences that life put on my path, as language alone proved to be insufficient. I consider art to be deeply therapeutic. These simple lines, dots and patterns drawn from light gave me a framework to understand, heal and explore my own authentic neurology – they still do to this day!

🎨 Fineliner outlines, filled with black felt-tip pens on white cardstock. First four drawings with ballpoint pens.

🪶 These drawings were the first physical ones of my early twenties, doodles that gradually gained in complexity. The Insomnia series were illustrations for the songs of my first album, a tradition I now pursue. The iconographic symmetry translates an unfolding struggle between the Manichean (good vs. evil) and the Taoist (neutral + positive) versions of the black-and-white complementarity. Exploring that contrast helped in the evolution of my personal philosophy, and gave rise to the colourful Posca paintings that followed.

🎨 Some coloured pencils, and some liquid watercolours with lines masked with drawing gum. A few use additional fineliner and/or black felt-tip pens, and the first one is with coloured felt-tip pens. All on white cardstock or watercolour paper depending on the medium.

🪶 Here's a mix of various experiments with bright hues. Although it is not my style of predilection, it gives me a nice break on the other kinds of artworks I make: it keeps my craft alive. Some are mandalas, some are animistic metaphors, some are alien ventures into strange states of mind.

🎨 Digital art, made in Adobe Illustrator by vectorising scanned sketches with a mouse.

🪶 These were my first drawings as an adult, on-screen, where I used to spend quite some time. In my early twenties, a few friends and I formed a creative collective: La Pieuvre. Although it didn't last long, it inspired me to get out there as a sprouting artist. Most of these digital artworks are either illustrations inspired by my own song lyrics, or posters for the few gigs I played at the time.

🏷️ These digital-only artworks are not for sale.