Hypnosis also allowed me to discover automatic drawing,
a form of artistic expression that was previously unknown to me.
At my workplace, I began to unleash my creativity,
drawing shapes and patterns inspired by my subconscious.
Another major milestone in my life came with hip surgery.
Instead of seeing it as a handicap, I saw it as an opportunity
to reinvent myself and choose my own path. The judgments
of others no longer affected me, because I decided to fully
embrace my desire to create.
Then, a painful event marked a turning point in my life.
As I parked my van, I witnessed the tragic loss of a young
teenager, an angel who had crossed my path.
This heartbreaking loss was the catalyst for a profound
transformation. In homage to this loved one who passed
away too soon, I immersed myself in art, becoming the anartist,
an artist guided by his heart and soul.
Hypnosis, which initially freed me from my addiction,
allowed me to explore the depths of my subconscious.
I dove into the art world with renewed energy,
creating works that resonated with collectors
around the world. My art became my philosophy,
an organic work where shapes and colors combine endlessly.
Through my works, I immerse myself in the world,
without filters, putting all my energy into infusing
a liberating energy. Artistic residencies with children
and adults with disabilities, exhibitions around the world,
have testified to my commitment to sowing the seed of hope
through art.
New York outsider art fair with raw vision
My dream continues to blossom, with energy still directed upwards.
At the heart of each work, I let the flower of humanity grow,
sowing hope through each line, each color. Because art, for me,
is much more than a simple expression; it is a mirror where
everyone can find a piece of their own truth, an infinite
source of inspiration and healing.
