you don't have to be Wednesday Addams or 60 to talk about death.
Far from fitting the gothic/death metal/depressed cliché, I've always had my head in the stars and my feet in "another world" - whether imaginary or real, under or above ground.
Between light and shadow, that's where I belong.
Good evening and welcome to my deadly positive universe!
artisane graphique &
créatrice de papetriste
Si, aujourd’hui, la papeterie funéraire est une tradition en voie de disparition, ça n’a pas été toujours le cas. Face à la dégénerescence de l’art des adieux, j’ai souhaité créer un atelier spécialisé dans la papetriste. Un atelier graphique qui, en commémorant la fin, célébrerait la vie.
By bringing forgotten symbols back to the fore and modernizing them, I aim to put the very thing we seek to avoid back at the heart of our lives.
By working with prints, awakening the senses and combining materials with digital technology, I seek to praise memories and bring beauty to places where we least expect it.
A sort of modern memento mori, my creations are a reminder that we only have one life. life death.
So why not celebrate it?
a project? an idea? a question?
love death & paper
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love death & paper -