ART DIRECTION & VISUAL CONCEPTS
I create poetic visual universes that go beyond illustration. Each project begins with a symbolic and chromatic exploration, weaving narratives that can take shape in painting, collage, embroidery, digital arts, or textiles.
This service is for those who need not just an image, but a whole artistic vision— sensitive, coherent, and unique.




Art Direction & Visual Concepts means conceiving and shaping an artistic concept from the ground up. It is the space where memory, color, and symbolism become visual languages for different contexts.
Applications include:
Portraits & bespoke works that go beyond likeness.
Poetic visual identities for books, music, fashion collections, or museum projects.
Visual concepts for cultural and editorial projects.
Interdisciplinary collaborations with design, music, architecture, or performing arts.
Timeline varies by project scope — from quick turnarounds to more elaborate commissions



Festival “L’Eure a Sonné, le Soir s’Éveille”
For this cultural festival, I developed the entire visual identity: custom typography, chromatic palette, and poster design. The project expanded into a participatory workshop where the audience created flowers inspired by each performance, weaving memory and emotion into a collective artwork.




Jardins Migratoire Project
This project explores how a hand-drawn ink pattern can evolve across mediums. From paper sketches to digital illustration, ceramics, and screen printing, the concept unfolds as a visual language adaptable to different contexts and materials.



Dream Collection – OPULLENCE Paris Collaboration
The process began with hand-drawn flowers on paper, which I cut and arranged into a collage to explore rhythm and movement. This manual composition defined the flow of the pattern before reworking the colors digitally. The final design was translated into textiles and garments, bringing the floral universe to life in fashion.


Premium Fruit Project
This collage self-portrait was crafted from fragments of my own textile patterns and color test samples. By layering printed motifs, I built a symbolic image that reflects identity, chromatic memory, and the language of textiles. The work was then reimagined through a photomontage, expanding the piece into a broader artistic narrative — an exercise in art direction where personal and poetic dimensions converge.
Artistic Depth
Illustrations rooted in fine arts, where symbolism and emotion give shape to images.
Versatility
From editorial publications and branding to textiles and visual installations, adaptable across contexts.
Tailored Delivery
Production-ready digital files provided in formats suited to your needs (print, digital, or large-scale applications).
CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT
Together, we define the scope of your project — whether a single artwork or a series of illustrations. I explore 2–3 visual directions, combining digital precision with hand-drawn expression. After your feedback, the chosen direction is refined into a polished and ready-to-use artwork.
FAQ
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Each project is unique. Pricing depends on the level of detail, size, and intended use. After discussing your vision, I’ll provide a tailored estimate that reflects the scope of the work.
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Timelines vary with complexity, but most commissions take between 2–6 weeks. Quick projects may be delivered sooner, while more elaborate illustrations require additional time.
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My practice ranges from botanical compositions and portraits to abstract and conceptual artworks. If you have a story or vision, we can translate it into a crafted digital illustration.
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You’ll receive high-resolution digital files, ready for both print and digital use (formats can include TIFF, PNG, or layered PSD upon request). Specific deliverables are always defined based on your project’s needs.
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Each project includes up to two rounds of feedback. Additional revisions can be arranged for an extra fee.
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That’s perfectly fine. Part of my practice is helping you discover your visual language through symbols, color, and memory. Many of the strongest ideas emerge during our initial conversation.