"I am interested in the archetypes that shape human existence and from which the complexity of our current societies derives. In short, my work is based on two processes: deconstruction and dialogue, both essential for the conception of a universal vision. I explore the notion of deconstruction through the pictorial, by transposing visual figurative archetypes into the abstract. These archetypes that build our human imagination are increasingly distant, blurry and incomprehensible to us. I pay particular attention to shadows and light materials, shadows symbolizing these archaic archetypes and stereotypes that follow us, that haunt us. I also translate this notion by the reappropriation of archaic moral ideals that shape our society and our collective unconscious, to make them more current, neutral and universal."