I work with fabric—particularly silk—as a moving surface on which I paint. I explore and experiment with various painting and textile sculpture techniques, which take the form of art objects, installations, and garments.
    My work focuses on the poetic evocation of landscapes, organic forms, and energies in motion, shaped around the body or within space.

    Born in Paris in 1990, I began studying art in 2011 after a literary education. I graduated from the Institut Supérieur des Arts Appliqués in Paris in 2014, specializing in fashion and textiles. I first worked in high-end ready-to-wear as a pattern maker and textile designer, before moving into film in 2018, where I work as a costumer. There, I also create fabric paintings for period costumes.

    Alongside my work in cinema, I have developed a personal practice centred on textile painting — particularly exploring the effects of water in motion. This work has led to several exhibitions. Over the years, water, ink and silk have become my primary tools of expression. The transparency of silk allows me to work in layers, building depth and volume within a motif. It also produces an organic quality on the body, almost like a second skin. I think of a garment as a painting in motion, in dialogue with the body.

Today, I develop this world across different formats: costumes, textile works, installations and set design. I am open to artistic collaborations, creative projects and commissions. Feel free to get in touch.

Goliath - Frédéric Tellier - Feature film
Additional dresser - Head costume designer: Charlotte Bétaillole
Single Man Productions