From illustrations, Fine Art, Photography, Conceptual Art and more...

About

"Welcome! I’m Christine.
I am a multidisciplinary artist trained in Fine Arts, conceptual art, photography, and jewellery. I discovered my creative & theoretical direction at the Université St Charles, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. There, my creative path was shaped by fantastic teachers like Michel Journiac, a founder of Body Art movement & Jean-Pierre Calewart in "Approche sensoriel"&"Pratique Critique des formes". Studying the Psychoanalysis of Art, taught me also, to see the creative process as an emergence of the unconscious mind, exploring how it expresses itself or reflects onto the artists' works. All these foundations challenged my perspective and transformed how I perceive art, creation & the world.

This environment sparked a lasting illumination: I began to look at jewellery not merely as ornament, but through the lens of the human body as an ultimate artistic canvas—even if, paradoxically, my conceptual pieces, I present here are not designed to be worn. To bring this vision to life, I dedicated myself to the rigorous training of high jewellery craftsmanship, graduating with a formal French State degree in fine art jewellery-making.

My creative journey is driven by deep curiosity and an interconnected view of art forms. I draw inspiration across disciplines to enrich and articulate my ideas rather than limiting myself to a single medium. With immense gratitude, I carry with me the influence of my teachers, as well as the invaluable moral support of those whose kindness & care, sometimes quiet and unseen, help me move forward on my journey."

Hosting a wide variety of artwork & mediums might feel unconventional, or even a bit overwhelming, to some viewers. However, rather than treating this space as a traditional portfolio or a highly polished gallery, this website as my "virtual studio" and "creative archive." Here, the work is constantly evolving and updated along the way.
I choose to share my finished pieces alongside the vitality of the creative process and samples of projects in progress. I believe that showing these intermediate stages offers a more fluid, broader vision of my creative process. I invite you to explore, wander, and simply feel whatever the artwork evokes for you...

How do I translate my work ?

Art prints High-quality reproductions for illustrations, photography . I use archival museum- quality ink on the highest quality paper - preferably cotton rag matte, which gives a rich, gallery-like texture.
Zine: A medium I love its spontaneity, playful and  experimental vibes. Perfect for the “virtual studio”. but less formal than books. For, little story, photo, behind the scene…
Little book ideal for more polished look and exhaustive projects.

 

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