Artwork story

BACK TO THE ROOTS is a signature, large-scale piece created live over three days at the Foire de Lille. Three days of raw energy, music, gazes, exchanges and powerful presence — a public act of creation captured in matter. Painted on wood (150 × 200 cm), this monumental piece carries the intensity of in-situ creation: the gestures are fast, instinctive, sometimes erased, sometimes asserted. The wood substrate adds raw warmth and an organic texture that elevates the work's presence. Staged inside a seaside villa and a countryside home, the piece reveals how its scale, vibration and impact transform every space of exception it enters. From an art fair stage to a private collection, BACK TO THE ROOTS carries the collective energy of live creation and the radiance of a presence that has returned to its roots. Part of the REVERS(E) collection — a piece that flips between public spectacle and intimate sanctuary, between energy expressed and energy returned home. REVERS(E) — Turn the Canvas. Change the State.