Visual artist, woodworker and ceramicist, I shape handmade objects that invite us to slow down and live in the present. Settled in the countryside to reconnect with what matters, my work draws from slow living, grounding, and the rituals of everyday life. My pieces are made to accompany those moments of pause and connection.

Trouble & Mona was born from the meeting of a life once lived at full speed — eclectic and vibrant — and my reality today as a mother in search of balance, of connection to my deeper self and to what is essential. So I celebrate colours and textures through an approach inspired by slowness and a renewed, vibrant gaze.

Trouble is a wink to my son, who invited me to transform and slow down.