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Along the Coast

There is no summer without watching a sublime short film Du côté de la côte (1958) by Agnès Varda. This...

“The heaviest of burdens crushes us, we sink beneath it, it pins us to the ground. But in love poetry...

Please meet Elisabeth Stuart (1596-1612), reine de Bohême who greets the guests of the exhibition Des cheveux et des poils...

Today I spent some time with Serge Gainsbourg, looking at his manuscripts, his books, and even personal belongings such as...

Can't get enough of Matisse! The exhibition at Musée de l'Orangerie is a Must-see. Inspired by his odalisques, I quickly...

Beautiful spring is here and to celebrate it I created this small drawing. Enjoy green leaves, blossoming trees, warm rain...

What I love about my job is that in most of the cases I can take my studio everywhere, like...

In the realm of artistic exploration, a delightful surprise awaited me today as I delved into the masterful works of...

Frida again in Paris. The last time I saw her paintings at Orangerie and, to be honest, I’m not a...

Sketchbooks are like shoes - you can never have enough, and each one is perfect for a different occasion. Bisou...

Recently, during my customary ritual of reading old French newspapers, I stumbled upon some advertisements showcasing one of Paris' most...

If you asked me to pick a favorite painter, this month it's unquestionably Edvard Munch. Well, he's always been one...

Parfois, au moment de disparaître dans les flots, le soleil lance sur l'océan une ultime et brève fulgurance: ce fameux...

Today I'd like to share with you some goosebumps. I haven't told you yet, but I listen to songs over...

Today one more illustration from my favorite series Les Fleurs du Mal by Charles Baudelaire - The Giantess. La Géante...

Today, I'm feeling funky and fashion-forward - I'm picturing myself rocking a hat made of shoe, sipping coffee from Oppenheim's...