My artistic reconversion does not always sketch itself out easily, but it colors my life with precious moments and encounters, like at the Broc Land Geek in Haguenau:
- Henry, an 86-year-old photojournalist, fascinated by the details of my sketches, who took me on a journey through his stories of immersions with tribes around the world (take a closer look at his t-shirt)
- A team of glassblowers, bursting with laughter at the humor and hidden messages in my creations, which makes perfect sense since they are Rick & Morty fans
- A mother who finds echoes of the journey and questions of her highly sensitive son in my illustrations and poems
And to the visitors and exhibitors, whom I warmly thank for sharing their life paths and experiences (burnout, school struggles, professional transitions…):
- A furniture salesman who found serenity by becoming a photographer
- A saleswoman turned personal development coach
- A former pole dancer now training to become a tea sommelier
These encounters remind me how good it feels to share, to enrich one another, and to see smiles light up faces.
While some play mad scientists with their prompts and generate (not create, there’s a difference) AI images, we will continue to craft with our hands and imagination, in order to truly feel and grow together as awake and conscious beings.
Be creative. Be human. Be you.