I am a French artist, working and living in Norway.
My work combines hot shaped glass, sculpted or blown, with a variety of other materials and techniques. I create both functional items and sculptural installations.
Glass’ many essential qualities, aesthetic as well as symbolic, are at the heart of my artistic practice.
Focusing on flora allows me to explore a material I am deeply fascinated by, while connecting with the craft’s rich traditions.
Recurring themes include flora, Vanitas, the notions of memory, emotions and the bonds they create through time and space.
Whether through my every day objects or through unique pieces, I hope that the transparent and reflective nature of glass can contribute to creating new, sensory experiences inviting viewers to pause and reconnect with their surroundings through an aesthetic encounter.
Photo credit : Anett Haukås
Exhibitions
2026 Sorenskriver’n, Kabelvåg (NO) Summer exhibition
2026 Centre International des Arts Verriers de Meisentahl (FR) Eugène Kremer, compagnon de l’art nouveau
2026 Glass Museum Ebeltoft (DK) What is This? An Exhibition for Ants?!
2025 S12 Galleri og verksted, Bergen (NO) Ved Bordet
2024 Musée d’Histoire et de Céramique Biotoises, Biot (FR) FUSION Fashion Show
2023 Kunstner Forbundet, Oslo (NO) Juleudstillingen
2022 Espace Hedberg-Torun, International Exhibition : Glass is Biotiful III, Biot (FR)
2020 Glasmuseum Lette — Ernsting Foundation. Lette (GER)
2019 S12, Young & Loving. Bergen (NO)
2019 STARworks, Firefest. Star (NC) USA.
2018 Conservatoire de la ville de Colombes, Glass Biennale. Colombes (FR)
2018 – 2019 Musée/Centre dʼArt du Verre, Aujourdʼhui & demain : La jeune garde du
Verre Français. Carmaux,Tarn (FR)
2017 July Summer Staff Show, Pilchuck Glass School. Stanwood (WA), USA
2015 Museu Do Vidro Da Marinha Grande (POR)
Museo Del Vetro, Murano (IT)
2014 Finnish Glass Museum. Riihimaki, (FI)
Fundacion Centro National Del Vidrio. Segovia (ES)
2013 International Glass Biennale, Espace Hert. Strasbourg (FR)
2011 Être et Devenir, Demeure Sellier. Cogolin (FR)