My father learned to paint while he was a prisoner during the war.

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Subsequently, very young, I accompanied him and unconsciously recorded everything he taught me when he painted the Cotentin seaside.

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It was only at the age of 30, during a trip to Portugal with him, that I really started to draw.

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My attraction for seascapes, the sea and its different colors every day, my passion for sailing and sand yachting, led me to draw seascapes more naturally.

When I draw on zinc, I collect old gutters that I flatten and on which I paint landscapes in acrylic and Indian ink: the background of the painting remains in its natural state, which gives the true color of the Normandy sky.