Lovely to meet you!
I am Stéphanie and best known for my sculptures on trash or thrifted objects. I also like to draw with ink, and paint with watercolor.
At the core, my work is a bit dark, a tale about the environmental impact of our activities and the object we create.
But at the same time, nature is resilient and growing back, more beautiful than ever.
It’s a cheerful apocalypse.
My debut solo show with Arch Enemy Arts gallery in Philadelphia, USA. And also a new youtube video!
Hello everyone!
It’s been a while!
I’m happy to announce that I finished two solo shows, one of which is currently on view at “B.r.e.f. Rive Gauche” in Vannes, France.
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It’s going to be my fifth year participating in this worldwide art event.If you’ve never heard of it, “Game of Shrooms” is a world-wide hide-and-seek art event in which anyone can make mushroom-themed artworks and hide them for people to find and keep. (…)
Hello everyone! And a happy year of the dragon! Technically it was yesterday, but more on that later in this post. For the year of the dragon I was invited to a group show hosted at Modern Eden Gallery, which is currently on show until March 7th, (…)
I haven’t taken the time to properly blog for far too long this year, it’s been quite an intense year for me! Social media also doesn’t help, and it’s been taking all the writing energy out of me.But this is not a post to rant about social media and their bullying algorithm!So without further addition, here a recap’ of what I created.
Hello everyone!
I recently swatched all luminance pencils from Caran D’ache over on my YouTube channel.I received the whole set while working on (…)
A quick note to let you know that I send out a few paintings to the Coastal Discovery Museum who will be showcasing a beautiful exhibition with amazing artists… (read more)
Today I’d like to show you a sculpture that has been in the works for the last 6 months.I reopened commissions this year (…)
This year I worked on a new series of plastic bottles that I painted in bright metallic paints.
Some of these sculptures have sold, some are currently on view around the world and one will soon be shown.
I wanted to write up a small recap of that series, so here it is!