What’s your day-to-day life like? What do you do when you’re not creating art?
I usually wake up around 7am and get ready to go to the studio. I’m a day-light worker. I practice yoga and classical ballet many nights a week. I love to cook and drink wine with my friends during the weekends.
You've amassed quite a following on Instagram… what impact has it had on your business?
It is very stimulating to receive all this appreciation and the good comments from people around the world every day. It keeps me motivated and push me to advance further my practice.
If you had one piece of advice for our readers as it pertains to creating and sharing their art, what would it be?
Be authentic and original.
Can you share with us what you are currently working on? Any big projects on the horizon?
I am currently working on 2 long term projects. The first one is an immersive installation composed of ceramic sculptures and scenery elements. It is the third phase of my project Puzzle which originated with a series of paintings and was followed by the making of my last animated film entitled “La Singularité”. The installation is planned to be exhibited in Spring 2019. As for the second project, I am currently in the research period of a collaboration with contemporary dance collective La Tresse. I was offered the incredible opportunity to participate as the set designer for the creation of their new dance production entitled L’Encre Noire. The evening-length work will culminate at Agora de la Danse, in Montreal, in Fall 2019.