The Fluffy paintings

I use oil paints to transform stuffed animals, sublimating them down to the smallest detail to make them real.
Because my works are above all realistic, they demonstrate my mastery of capturing the essence of my subjects. 

Through my large canvases filled with stuffed animals, I seek to break the codes of reality and give free rein to the imagination within this immense wall of hyper-realistic soft toys. Passionate about childhood memories, I continue to focus on developing my series and collection.

Each hair of the plush is painted with patience — thousands of them — to bring out their texture and presence.

The resulting works go beyond simple photography, inviting viewers to engage in thoughtful conversations about the multifaceted nature of the visual image and the profound influence of pop art.

For me, these plush walls also serve as a metaphor for the world we live in. We are the stuffed animals: all different in size, color, mood, or generation, yet in the end, we all share the same box. And within it, we must learn to respect and love one another.