Boards
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Boards
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Here you'll find the intention I bring to each project. Artistic direction is as important to me as rendering.
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My first board
Pastel on epoxy
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My first board
Pastel on epoxy
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On this board, my test board, I took up the challenge of applying pastels to resin.
I wanted to highlight the conditions that most often allowed me to surf my local spot. In Trouville, the spot worked best when the sea was rough. This setting is a testament to the power of that climate.
The serenity it exudes is reminiscent of that which the surfer must impose on himself in the waves, in the middle of a storm. I was inspired by the Genesis work of photographer Yevgeniy Repiashenko to create this illustration, which blends in perfectly with its surroundings.
Red lines
Pastel on P.U
Red lines
Pastel on P.U
The custom board, named 'Red Lines', embodies Manon's lifestyle. By giving me total visual freedom, Manon chose the simplicity of the moments offered by surfing. And I chose her as my model.
There's a real intention to symbolize freedom, this need to rediscover the essence we all share. Surfing simply, in harmony with what you see and feel. It was this attitude that prompted me to depict her in such a way as to be at one with her surroundings.
To capture this dimension in my approach, I chose Manon and the local scenery as my inspiration. This balance created an atmosphere unique to her image.
Run in Bardenas
mine, aquarelle on wood
Run in Bardenas
mine, aquarelle on wood
This creation confronts the mood of a rabbit with its environment.
The rabbit shows her state of mind by challenging her predators. The prey points to the three foxes camouflaging themselves in their environment, showing her superiority in this game. Similarly, she is depicted as a ghost to match her everyday mentality.
The moon symbolizes the way it shines at night, illuminating both prey and predators in an environment where everyone is hiding.
My technique
My works last over time, thanks to the varnish I apply. They are resistant to sand and sea water without weighing down the board. Their light weight endures over time, as I work mainly in pastel, which is much lighter than spray or paint. Most of the time, my world inspires me to create art on my boards. Like the paddock, it's our medium of expression, and it's all fun and games! But I'm always open to other media to explore new horizons. My technique
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