My story

I was born and raised among the wild landscapes of Provence.
Since childhood, I’ve sensed the invisible threads that connect beings, places, and time itself.
Nature has never been a backdrop to me — it is a living presence, a breath, an organism to which I feel deeply connected.

I came to understand that only the path of art would allow me to be whole, and to continue my original mission in a new way: to protect the living world not through knowledge alone, but through shared and felt experience.

My journeys across Central Asia, Africa, and Australia nurtured this transformation.
In contact with cultures where art, the sacred, and nature arise from the same breath — where every creative gesture is both an offering and a balancing act within the world — I recognised a vision of life that felt profoundly my own.

Back in Provence, I founded Sauvage & Beau, rekindling a bond with the rich heritage of local fibers, plants, and textile traditions.
Here, I explore a contemporary practice rooted in natural cycles, rhythms, and the memory of the land — a way of weaving back the connection between humans and the earth, of restoring a felt presence in the world.

My series Cartographies de l’Invisible continues this quest: to re-inscribe humankind within the organic continuity of nature and time, to awaken the memory of a shared belonging, and to open inner pathways toward peace and reconciliation with the living world.

I was born and raised among the wild garrigues of Provence.
Since childhood, I’ve sensed the invisible weave that connects beings, landscapes, and time itself.
Nature has never been a backdrop — it is a presence, a breath, a living organism to which I feel deeply bound.

I was born and raised among the wild garrigues of Provence.
Since childhood, I’ve sensed the invisible weave that connects beings, landscapes, and time itself.
Nature has never been a backdrop — it is a presence, a breath, a living organism to which I feel deeply bound.