I am a French self-taught artist, and these past twenty years I have made Norway my home. Moving to the Lofoten islands was the greatest present I ever made to myself and the Arctic landscapes are indeed a true treat for any artist’s eyes. I live with my British soulmate, my sweet Papillon girls, Lucy and Pixie and the spirit of my border collie, Loki. My creativity is a tribute to the eyes that blink in the heart of every smallest thing, the flowing dreams whose pulse tries to reach to us in our most meditative state.
It’s 16 degrees but since there’s hardly any wind, it feels much hotter. We sat this afternoon by a tarn where we saw birds landing and sipping water. I’m not sure they saw us, we stood still. Even mosquitoes left us alone. This morning, we went into the woods, it was delightful. You can feel we’re getting close to the
Today, I finished assembling my latest woven fabric. It’s made of mostly spun yarns and it is really gorgeous. One of my best, truly. When I wear it, it is very distracting, I can’t stop looking at all the details, it’s mesmerizing. I haven’t gone back to digital painting yet, although I miss it a lot, there’s this deep craving
Yesterday, I got a wonderful present form my Soulmate, two sallow flutes in different tunings. The longest one has a lower pitch, it can fit different kind of moods. The decorations are something I added (my own ceramic beads and hand-spun yarn). I’m very pleased, no doubt I will spend hours and hours just travelling to other worlds with them.
Yesterday evening, we went for a walk in the woods. I love the evening light. With the trees swaying in the strong wind, it looked eerie, it reminded me of the Garden of Eden. This time, I locked the exposure. I think it works a bit better.
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