My creative process is at the pace of my life. I never thought of my life in terms of time or area to accomplish. I am quite spontaneous and in the present. I place more and more importance on being in a state of mindfulness and surrounded by good energies. I am in alignment with my actions and thoughts during production and in a good condition. This gives all the meaning to my activity. My influences come from very fleeting moments of life, magical moments of light, the contemplation of scenes, what the sky offers, nature, or the gestures of people. But also through readings, generally poetry, and exhibitions of contemporary art.

I take time to get up, with some music and tea. Then I look at my diary. The morning is generally punctuated by my visits to my suppliers, my appointments, reading, and answering emails. I often start my day in the workshop at the beginning of the afternoon to be able to devote this time to my orders and new projects until the evening without fixed hours.

I could say: I don’t know, but it’s been an obsession since a very young age with glass and mirrors, which produce light effects. Instant fascination, a crush on reflective material. And now I’ll say it’s an almost existential relationship. Glass and mirror have something magical, which adds something to our perception and our relationship to ourselves. It gives us a chance to see what we don’t see, and to see differently. The world is an unfrozen image. I’ve written a lot of prose about it. Talk about these materials for what they really are and what we see of them.