Montmartre in Celebration. Oil on Canvas Framed in Green and Gold

  

This animated scene of Montmartre pays tribute to the artistic and popular effervescence of the Parisian neighborhood. Created in 1991 by a passionate self-taught painter, this work was freely inspired by a motif printed on a box of chocolates, a creative exercise that transformed into a lively and expressive painting. It features elements beloved by Paris lovers: bustling terraces, typical architecture, and the domes of the Sacré-Cœur bathed in light. A painting full of vitality, with naive and warm accents. As a self-taught artist, I discovered drawing and painting very early, before the age of 8, with a passion that has never left me.

After an intense professional life in sales and entrepreneurship, I returned to oil painting and sculpture at the age of 50. For 10 years, I explored various styles—from figurative to abstract—painting over 250 canvases. I have also participated in several sculpture competitions, winning six times the second prize or the public's choice award. My approach is eclectic, guided by emotion, instinct, and the pleasure of creating.

Today, I wish to share my works with those who will find a resonance in them.