A self-taught artist from a nursing background, Sylvie works the land with care and delicacy. His main inspiration lies in the animal world, in particular the marine world, which dominates his creations.
Its distinctive style is based on the delicate technique of raku, a form of Japanese ceramic art involving rapid firing at high temperatures. Each work highlights the importance of marine beings in our ecosystem. Sylvie strives to give each sculpture a unique personality while emphasizing the beauty of each animal.
"I like capturing moments in life and telling stories. They are universal and subjective." A photographer, Valeyrie learned the techniques needed to find her style from Reza Deghati, Jean-Marie Perrier, and other illustrious inspirations. For her, everything is movement. "I like observing, capturing moments, moments in life. There are things that are not said, and I like the idea of capturing these unsaid things. It's my way of seeing things." Valeyrie has also exhibited at the International Photo Show in Paris and at various regional and international events. A journey without borders.
Dans un intérieur pensé avec exigence, chaque détail compte. Les matières, les volumes, la lumière… mais rien n’égale la présence d’une œuvre d’art.
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