A lot of very exciting things have been going on these last months. I can’t wait to show you more!
The other day I felt like doing a quick project and I block printed and sewed a silk noil table runner.
I found this ring in a drawer and fell in love. This was a gift from a relative on the day my mother got married when I was 10. I didn’t like gold at that time, but fortunately I kept it. 
My lover is far away now so here is the household these days.
Do you remember this dress? I really like it and made also a top.
Vous vous rappelez de cette robe? Je l’aime beaucoup et j’ai donc aussi fait un top.
New outfit inspired by the geometric shapes of kilim tapestries for sale in my shop! Those patterns are considered a form of symbolic writing inherited from ancient shamanistic beliefs. Printed by hand with textile eco-friendly paint.
Nouvel ensemble inspiré par les formes géométriques des tapisseries kilim en vente dans mon shop ! Ces motifs constitueraient une écriture symbolique héritée d’anciennes croyances chamanistes. Imprimé à la main avec des tampons et de la peinture textile respectueuse de l’environnement.
This new dress is special to me. I loved making the printings on its back and inner bottom. It was the first time I used the linocut technique and for sure not the last. In order to give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar, I would like to thank the talented Lisa Gachet from Make my lemonade because she had made a similar dress a while ago. Even if I drew my own babydoll dress pattern, I was inspired by her stunning blue version with white lips.
This time I also made a short video – also a first attempt – to show the dress in motion. You can hear “Cover me” (Dillinja Mix) by Björk.
Here is the carved linoleum and the butterfly figure I used to print by hand the dress.
auroras & sirenas 