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Epic Synesthesia<\/strong>: large canvas made of 4 1 metre by 1 metre canvases. so 4 square metres. It tells the story about a dragon, a goddess, a maze and death. And it’s the first painting who that made me realise how much my synesthesia influences my work. Because i see words, people, moments, musique and feelings in colours. It’s a strange ability that I share with 4% of the population. But for a painter it’s a really an amazing tool.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n

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Red Whale Flying<\/strong>: Oil on canvas 65 cm x 92 cm This painting came on it’s own like all my paintings, it happens to be a dreamlike flying red whale. I guess it’s looking for something going out of its comfort zone. Trying to improve its skills or feel things stronger. But feeling free and lighter … breezing<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n