They start from a specific point, then spread, cross, grow taller, and eventually shelter something vaster than themselves.
This work was born from an encounter with a blackbird singing to protect its tree. It wasn't just defending a place. It was defending what had built it: a refuge, habits, a memory, a way of inhabiting the world.
This is how some ideas take root. They grow in multiple directions, attach themselves to memories, transform our perspective, and gradually become inner spaces that we seek to preserve.
Là où nichent les arbres (Where Trees Nest) speaks of what we carry after leaving a place. Of what continues to grow in our thoughts. And of all that we protect, not because it belongs to us, but because it helped shape us.
Technique: Gouache and watercolor pencil on paper Format: A5 (14.8 x 21 cm) Unique piece, hand-signed Delivered with frame, ready to hang
